Smith & Wesson Smith & Wesson Tactical Light M & P DELTA FORCE CS 215 Lumen Flashlight

Shooting hours are limited to sunrise to sunset. It's still dark around sunrise and sunset, and it's so dark that you can't see your feet on mountain roads without streetlights. In addition, in trap hunting, the set traps are patrolled every day, day and night, so it is an item that you should always carry with you when entering the mountains.

A tactical light is a flashlight with excellent durability, impact resistance, and waterproofness used by the military and police. The "Smith & Wesson" tactical light is small, easy to grip and easy to carry. It is also highly impact resistant and waterproof, making it useful for outdoor activities and disasters. Since the battery uses a CR123 battery, it is difficult to self-discharge and leak, so it is useful as a preparation for emergencies.

When working in dark places, we recommend a "headlamp" that can be fixed by wrapping it around your head without holding the light with your hand.

Tough and functional tactical light

Up to 7 hours runtime

The light has a maximum brightness of 215 lm (lumen) and can operate for 7 hours with low beam (depending on the mode). It can operate for a long time, so there is no need to worry about running out of battery and it is practical. The maximum irradiation distance is 120m.

Excellent waterproof and durability

Equipped with a pocket clip, it can be attached to a belt or the like for carrying. The body is made of aluminum with an anodizing treatment, and it has shock resistance that can withstand a drop from a height of 1m, excellent waterproof performance, and can be submerged to a depth of 1m.

Equipped with memory retention function

Equipped with a normal lighting HI/LOW beam function, a moment function (lights up only while the button is pressed), and a strobe function (repeatedly turning on and off repeatedly). The memory hold function allows you to quickly return to the last set mode.

Manufacturer Introduction: Smith & Wesson

Founded in 1852 by Horace Smith and Daniel B. Wesson, it is America's largest manufacturer of firearms. At the beginning of its founding, it mainly manufactured and sold revolvers, and demand increased during the American Civil War, achieving rapid growth.
It has a long history in Japan, and Ryoma Sakamoto used to use S&W revolvers. Today, not only firearms, but also knives and handcuffs are manufactured, and the market share is increasing mainly in the general market.
In 2012, it was adopted by more than 270 police stations and is widely used by law enforcement agencies around the world.