USA -(Ammoland.com)- The new M&P by Smith & Wesson rechargeable flashlights feature top of the line CREE LED lights.
These powerful flashlights deliver anywhere from 1,045 lumens up to 10,000 lumens depending on the model. All the rechargeable flashlights include a rechargeable battery and USB to Micro USB charging cord to quickly recharge at home or on the go.
The flashlights also feature a crenulated head perfect for self-defense.
Constructed from anodized aerospace aluminum, with an impact and water-resistant design, the new 2018 rechargeable flashlights are built to stand up to the elements.
Duty Series FS RXP 4×18650
- 10,000 lumens estimated on high
- Tripod mountable design with digital on/off switch with lockout feature
Duty Series FS RXP 2×18650
- 3,100 lumens on high
- Tripod mountable design with a rubber textured grip and digital on/off switch with lockout feature
Duty Series MS RXP 18650 Battery Bank
- 1,045 lumens on high
- Features an internal 3400mAh battery bank to charge cell phones, lights and other portable accessories
Duty Series CS RXP 18650
- 1,045 lumens on high
- Low, low-medium, medium-high, high and strobe functions
Delta Force MS RXP 18650 Flashlight
- 1,050 lumens on high
- Low, high, strobe and momentary-ON functions
About Battenfeld Technologies, Inc.:
Battenfeld Technologies, Inc. is the industry-leading manufacturer of shooting, reloading, gunsmithing, gun cleaning supplies, specialty tools and cutlery. We produce innovative, top quality products under Caldwell® Shooting Supplies; Wheeler Engineering; Tipton Gun Cleaning Supplies; Frankford Arsenal Reloading Tools; Lockdown Vault Accessories; Hooyman Premium Tree Saws; Smith & Wesson Accessories; M&P Accessories; Thompson/Center Arms Accessories; Schrade, Old Timer, and Uncle Henry knives and specialty tools; Imperial knives; Bubba Blade knives; and UST survival and camping equipment.
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on an of switch/button “lock out featers” huh meaing
Who came up with the names? Boring!
sounds nice but at 10,000 lumens how long is the charge going to last? maybe 10 minuets? and if you are out in the field such as search & rescue how are you going to charge it? it would be nice if you could switch over to regular batteries as needed.
Notify me when product available please. For the rechargeable 10000 limin flashlite.