TLR-8 G Gun Light with Green Laser

Streamlight’s new TLR-8 G with green laser is an extremely lightweight rail-mounted tactical light, delivering 500 lumens and running on a single CR123A lithium battery.

June 26, 2019

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Streamlight’s new TLR-8 G with green laser is an extremely lightweight rail-mounted tactical light, delivering 500 lumens and running on a single CR123A lithium battery.

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Known for its training simulators, MILO is now building and delivering turnkey live-fire shooting range systems that can be set up in a parking lot.

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