Cadet Gen4 1,200 Lumen Tactical EDC Flashlight

Cadet Gen4 1,200 Lumen Tactical EDC Flashlight

Marsoni

M251S

$74.95

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Cadet Gen4 1,200 Lumen Tactical EDC FlashlightLIMITED TIME SALE 40% OFF WHILE SUPPLIES LAST Key Features: 1,200 lumens with 240 meter throw 14,400 Candela Ideal EDC size Dual button operation with instant strobe Ideal for mounting on PDWs The Powertac Cadet Gen4 is a subcompact tactical and edc light. At a mere 3. 57 inches in length, this pocket light offers an incredible 1,200 lumens on a single RCR123 rechargeable battery. A bidirectional clip allows for deep carry and can be clipped on the

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024