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Olight Odin – 2,000 Lumens, Rifle Weapon Light, 21700 Rechargeable, Picatinny Mount & Remote Switch Nylon An integrated raincover and Stow-on-the-Go Grey anodized aluminum handle

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Olight Odin – 2,000 Lumens, Rifle Weapon Light, 21700 Rechargeable, Picatinny Mount & Remote Switch Nylon An integrated raincover and Stow on the Go Grey anodized aluminum handle An integrated raincover and Stow on the Go ™ trekking pole carry help you be ready for whatever the elements and terrain throw at you Side C: 6" x 7" x 2 500 candela Max Beam Distance 300 meters Max Runtime 8 hours Light Source High performance neutral white LED Battery Customized 3 up to 2A Rail Mount Picatinny slide rail mount with mechanical lock (M LOK via optional adapter) Remote Switch ROD 7 magnetic remote pressure switch with stand Length 5

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