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Crimson Trace 0183401 LTG-778 For Ruger LCP II Lightguard Black Anodized 110 Lumens White LED Light

$49.75
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Flashlights & Lighting
UPC
850002469332
MPN
0183401

Overview

The Crimson Trace Lightguard (LTG-778) is a tactical LED white light designed to mount securely to the trigger guard of Ruger LCP II pistols. The light provides an output of 110 lumens and is powered by two 1/3N lithium batteries, offering over one hour of runtime. It is constructed from ruggedized polymer and features a rapid-change battery cap that allows for replacement without removing the light from the firearm. The unit features ambidextrous, dual-side instinctive activation with both momentary and constant-on modes. The light weighs 0.96 ounces and is finished in black, providing a compact illumination solution that does not significantly affect the handgun's concealability.

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