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The 6PX Tactical is just that—a flashlight designed specifically for tactical use. Providing simplicity of operation and tremendous illuminating power in a small package, it uses a high-efficiency LED—virtually immune to failure since there's no filament to burn out or break—to generate a brilliant, penetrating, perfectly pre-focused 200-lumen beam. The 6PX is activated by our classic tactical tailcap switch—press for momentary-on, twist for constant-on.
The 6PX Tactical is just that—a flashlight designed specifically for tactical use. Providing simplicity of operation and tremendous illuminating power in a small package, it uses a high-efficiency LED—virtually immune to failure since there's no filament to burn out or break—to generate a brilliant, penetrating, perfectly pre-focused 200-lumen beam. The 6PX is activated by our classic tactical tailcap switch—press for momentary-on, twist for constant-on. The high-strength aerospace aluminum body is smoothly sculpted for a secure grip and is hard anodized to military specifications for extreme resistance to scratches, abrasion, and corrosion. A polycarbonate micro-textured reflector delivers a comparatively wider beam with generous peripheral light. We also make a dual-output version of this light with a two-stage click-type tailcap switch, the 6PX Pro.
Features:
Virtually indestructible LED emitter regulated to maximize light output and runtime
Precision micro-textured reflector creates smooth, optimized beam
Tough polycarbonate window resists impact
High-strength aerospace aluminum body, Mil-Spec hard-anodized for extreme durability
Tactical tailcap switch—press for momentary-on, twist for constant-on
Weatherproof—O-ring and gasket sealed
Includes 2 high-energy 123A batteries with 10-year shelf life
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Alan Pippin — November 18, 2010 — Rating 5/5
Love it even more.