Sightmark H2000 Tactical Flashlight

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posted on August 8, 2012
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8/8/2012

Almost everyone needs a flashlight, but some need a powerful flashlight like the Sightmark H2000, which features Cree LEDs to provide 2,000 lumens of light.

The H2000 Triple Duty Flashlight is constructed with Type II mil-spec anodizing aircraft grade aluminum for durability and corrosion resistance. It comes with two rechargeable batteries that provide two hours of continuous use, along with a battery charger, firearm mount and three color filters.

The H2000 is recoil resistant, waterproof, lightweight and protected by Sightmark's limited lifetime warranty for $179.99.

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