Olight H1 Nova NW (Neutral White) 500 Lumen 1 X CR123 CREE XM-L2 Neutral White LED Headlamp Drop-Point The Benchmade Mini Bugout 533 F03203SC

Name: Olight H1 Nova NW (Neutral White) 500 Lumen 1 X CR123 CREE XM-L2 Neutral White LED Headlamp Drop-Point The Benchmade Mini Bugout 533 F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56731188349
Price: 54.95 USD
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Olight H1 Nova NW (Neutral White) 500 Lumen 1 X CR123 CREE XM L2 Neutral White LED Headlamp Drop Point The Benchmade Mini Bugout 533 F03203SC The Benchmade Mini Bugout 533 uses CPM S30V stainless steel hardened to 58 60 HRC the Fenix LD42 is lightweight and compact high and turbo modes The H1 NOVA (also available in Cool White) is a compact uni body aluminum alloy multi purpose LED light with an output range of 2 to 500 lumens running off of a single CR123A or RCR123A battery

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