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Dawson Machine Craft Hoku Clicky Satin Brass Flashlight 10440 Cell Nichia 519a 4500k LED - Made in USA Spear Point PVC-Free: Eco-friendlier urethane is less F03203SC

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Dawson Machine Craft Hoku Clicky Satin Brass Flashlight 10440 Cell Nichia 519a 4500k LED Made in USA Spear Point PVC Free: Eco friendlier urethane is less F03203SC PVC Free: Eco friendlier urethane is less harmful to the environment than vinyl making the Benchmade Mini Griptilian 556 PNK S30V an easy carrying The Hoku is a user programmable tail switch activated flashlight based on a 10440 (AAA sized) flat or button top 3 default programming 1% 25% 100% w memory ●Emitter: Nichia 519A 4500k ●Pocket Clip: Titanium ●Pocket Clip Screws: Carbon Black●Reflector: Machined in house from 7075 Aluminum ●Mechanism: Reverse Clicky Tail Switch ●Cell: Single 10440 Only Flat or Button Top

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