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Stable Illumination - CVLIFE rechargeable pistol light has a real 800 lumens light with 160 meters beam distance.The upgraded LED bulbs offers a wide and seamless beam, further enhancing the lighting effect. 7000 Candela intensity.
Super Compatibility - The all-new sliding rail design allows you to position the gun flashlight in a more ideal location of rail. Two rail adaptors inclus, it's compatible with glock rail, taurs g2c, g3c, etc (Not fit devices without slots and rails, like P365, GL42, 43, 48）
Super Lightweight and Compact - CVLIFE mini gun light adopt a super lightweight and compact design, weighs only 46g. You won't feel any weight or fatigue when using it for a long time.
Rechargeable - This mini gun light operates for approximately 1 hour and is rechargeable via USB. The charging port is located at the bottom of flashlight for convenient charging without remove it from the rail. Please note: It does not support fast charging cable and adapter, please use a 5V power adapter.
Convenient Operation: The dual switch design is nice for both left-handed and right-handed users. Press once for constant light mode, quickly press twice for strobe mode.
Structure - This compact pistol light is made of impact resistant polymer material, it possesses better impact resistance and corrosion resistance. Shock Resistance: 1200G
Status Indicator - The battery indicator light will display the pistol flashlight's power status in different colors: Red - charging, Green - complete.
ASIN#: B0FX9FDGVX
Model number#: SFD-190
Comments (4)
No real need to break the bank on an accessory, not required to fire a round, and that you can back up with a penlight. Although as soon as you attach anything to the rail, holster options narrow severely. Well worth 13 bucks, the EDC penlight in your pocket probably cost more than that and this is rechargeable. By the way, their sliding rail design works well, more secure than OLights once locked down. I have their unit with the laser in it too. Compact design and light is very bright.
Full agree on breaking the bank with accessories. With the way light technology has progressed there's no reason to pay big bucks for one.
FWIW, I have several CVlife branded red dots, and lighting systems. The main red dot is on my 12GA slug thrower and over 500 rounds through it and it's still staying where I calibrated it to. I have a light rig (like the one listed here, but larger) on my .45 that replaced a ModLight that broke, and it's brighter and sturdier. For the price CVLife asks for their stuff, they can't be beat.