TLR-7 Weapon Mounted Light

The new TLR-7 tactical weapon light produces 500 lumens in a compact, low-profile design.

February 5, 2018

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Streamlight's new TLR-7 tactical weapon light produces 500 lumens in a compact, low-profile design. Many additional features including "safe off" to prevent accidental activation, ambidextrous on/off switch, and user enabled strobe function. The TLR-7 securely fits a broad range of full-size and compact handguns.

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