Streamlight TLR-7X Low-Profile Rail-Mounted Tactical Weapon LED Light

Description: Streamlight TLR-7X Low-Profile Rail-Mounted Tactical Weapon LED Light - 69424 Description Multi-Fuel Tactical Weapon Light The TLR-7® series is going rechargeable! The TLR-7® X multi-fuel rail-mounted light accepts either Streamlight’s SL-B9™ USB rechargeable protected lithium-ion battery pack (not included, sold separately) or a CR123A lithium battery (Included). Interchangeable rear paddle switches accommodate your shooting style. Multi-fuel: Uses one (1) Streamlight SL-B9™ protected Li-Ion USB-C rechargeable battery pack (NOT Included) or one (1) CR123A lithium battery (Included)500 lumens; 5,000 candela; 140m beam; runs 1.5 hours (CR123A), runs 1 hour (SL-B9™)Ambidextrous rear paddle switches with HIGH and LOW optionsSafe-off feature prevents accidental activation; saves batteriesRail grip clamp securely attaches/detaches without putting your hands in front of the muzzleDurable, anodized machined aluminum constructionUser-enabled strobe functionLength: 2.58 in (6.55 cm); Weight w/ SL-B9™: 2.64 oz (74.8 g); Weight w/ CR123A: 2.48 oz (70.3 g)IPX7 waterproof to 1m for 30 minutesLimited lifetime warranty Assembled in the USA It seems the internet has a bit of confusion when you search the part number "69424" - it appears that Streamlight is no longer making the TLR7-A and has now replaced it with the updated TLR7-X model. This was an "in-line" product change, which means that the product packaging will still use the SAME UPC. So because of this, some vendors may have and hold stock of the older TLR7-A stock, and data on the internet may exist with now semi-relevant info for the TLR7-A, while other vendors purchasing directly from Streamlight will now only receive the TLR7-X model. Using ChatGPT, I asked to describe the difference between the two, TLR-7x vs. TLR-7a The Streamlight TLR-7x and TLR-7a are both compact weapon-mounted tactical lights, but they have some differences in features and design: Activation Switches:TLR-7x: Features dual rear switches that offer both high and low modes, allowing for different levels of light output depending on the situation.TLR-7a: Comes with a choice of either high or low switch configurations, allowing the user to choose which switch type they prefer (high or low), but does not offer dual mode options in a single unit. Light Output:Both models typically provide the same maximum light output (500 lumens), but the TLR-7x’s dual modes allow for variable brightness. Ease of Use:TLR-7x: Dual switches might be preferred by users who need quick access to different light intensities without changing the switch.TLR-7a: The option to choose a preferred switch type might appeal to users looking for a customized fit and feel based on their specific needs or training. Design and Ergonomics:The general design and mounting system are similar, ensuring both fit securely on a variety of firearms. The primary ergonomic difference lies in the switch configurations and how they feel during activation. Applications:TLR-7x: Suitable for users who require versatility in light output for different operational environments.TLR-7a: Ideal for users who prefer a specific switch type and are focused on a consistent light output. In summary, the TLR-7x offers more versatility with dual-mode brightness options and rear switches, while the TLR-7a provides a choice between high or low switch configurations for personalized use.

Price: 145.95 USD

Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

End Time: 2024-07-22T16:47:36.000Z

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