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Modlite PLHv3 PDW 18350 Weapon Light Black

$319.00
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Brand
Modlite
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Flashlights & Lighting
UPC
850008965661

Overview

The Modlite PLHv3 PDW 18350 weapon light is an integrated lighting solution featuring a 1500-lumen output and 60,000 candela. Designed for use on Picatinny rails, the unit has a streamlined profile for 12 o'clock mounting to reduce snags. The light head is constructed from 6061 series aluminum with mil-spec hard anodizing and an ultra-clear BOROFLOAT lens. The system is powered by a single rechargeable 18350 battery, which is front-loaded by unscrewing the light head for tool-less swaps. The tail cap supports both constant-click and momentary half-press operation. The assembly weighs 5.1 ounces with the battery and measures 4 inches in length. This package includes the light body, tail cap, and one 18350 battery.

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