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Why customers choose this item
✓Shotgun forend weapon light
✓Fits Remington 870 TAC14
✓1200 lumen LED output
✓1.5 hour runtime light
✓Includes CR123 batteries
✓Polymer housing construction
Product highlights
Shotgun forend weapon light for Remington 870 and TAC-14 pump-action shotgun platforms
Super-bright LED rated 1,200 lumens with 1.5 hour runtime and 203 meter beam distance
Built from one-piece heavy-duty glass-filled nylon with over-molded rubber grip area
Ambidextrous switches with raised bump guards and ergonomic palm swell grip design
Includes optional hand stop safety strap and SFL action tube nut wrench for installation
Includes two CR123 batteries and can upgrade to rechargeable with optional 18650-KIT
Product description
The Nightstick SFL-13WL Shotgun Forend Weapon Light is a weapon light designed for integrated illumination on compatible Remington shotguns. This model provides a white LED beam in a complete forend replacement assembly.
The Nightstick SFL-13WL Shotgun Forend Weapon Light fits Remington 870 and TAC-14 platforms and replaces the original forend. It produces 1200 lumens with a runtime of approximately 1.5 hours and a beam distance of 203 meters. The construction uses glass-filled nylon with an over-molded rubber grip for handling control. It includes ambidextrous activation switches with protective bump guards and operates on two CR123 batteries. In typical setups, this integrated shotgun weapon light is used for field carry or range applications requiring direct control access.
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