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Why customers choose this item
✓500 lumen LED output
✓Fits Springfield Hellcat
✓Uses CR123A lithium battery
✓Ambidextrous rear switch
✓Anodized black finish
✓Includes mounting keys
Product highlights
Compact weapon light designed specifically for Springfield Hellcat pistol platforms
Provides 500 lumen LED output for enhanced visibility in low light environments
Powered by one CR123A lithium battery for consistent lighting performance
Ambidextrous rear switch allows intuitive activation from either side of firearm
Includes mounting keys for secure attachment to compatible handgun rails
Anodized black finish offers durability for tactical and defensive lighting applications
Product description
The Streamlight TLR-7X Sub Weaponlight 500 Lumens Black Fits Springfield Hellcat is a weapon light designed for firearm-mounted illumination. This Streamlight TLR-7X Sub weapon light provides 500 lumens output and is configured with a dedicated clamp and key system for Springfield Hellcat compatibility.
The Streamlight TLR-7X Sub weapon light uses one CR123A lithium battery and features ambidextrous rear switching for activation control. It is constructed with an anodized black finish and is designed as a compact mounted light for handgun platforms. The unit includes a specialized mounting interface for secure attachment to the Springfield Hellcat rail system. In practical use, this weapon light supports approximately 1.5 hours of runtime and is intended for low-light visibility during range or defensive scenarios.
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