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Why customers choose this item
✓Rail mounted LED flashlight
✓1000 lumens high 60 lumens low
✓SL-B26 rechargeable battery
✓Fits Picatinny rail clamp
✓50,000 candela 447 meter beam
✓Includes USB charging cord
Product highlights
Rail mounted weaponlight designed for firearms with Picatinny rail compatibility
Produces 1000 lumens output with 50000 candela and 447 meter beam distance
Uses SL B26 rechargeable battery for consistent and efficient power delivery
Features TEN TAP programming with multiple selectable operating modes
Constructed from anodized aluminum with tempered glass lens for durability
Includes M LOK kit pressure switch USB cord and mounting hardware
Product description
The Streamlight ProTac HL-X Pro Rail Mounted Flashlight is a weapon light designed for firearm-mounted illumination.
The Streamlight ProTac HL-X Pro Rail Mounted Flashlight produces 1000 lumens on high and 60 lumens on low, with a beam reaching 447 meters and 50,000 candela intensity. It uses a rechargeable SL-B26 battery and includes a USB charging cord for power management. The integrated rail clamp mounts securely to MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rails, while the Jack-Cap switch supports both push-button and remote pressure activation. Built with anodized aluminum and a tempered glass lens, it is suited for mounted lighting applications. In normal operation, TEN-TAP programming provides three selectable lighting modes. This weapon light is used for rifle setups requiring consistent illumination and flexible switching control.
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