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Feyachi Tactical Flashlight 1200 Lumen LED Weapon Light,Waterproof with Picatinny/M Lock Mount, Pressure Switch Included (Fixed Picatinny Mounted)
Original price was: $43.01.$37.64Current price is: $37.64.
- Durable Construction: Crafted from III tactical-grade anodized aluminum alloy, the Feyachi WL25 tactical flashlight exhibits exceptional abrasion resistance for long-lasting performance. Its black anodized matte finish ensures durability and shockproof capabilities, making it ideal for any situation
- Blinding Brightness: With LED solid power regulation, this tactical flashlight delivers an impressive 1200 lumens of illumination, providing maximum brightness and a beam that reaches up to 200 meters. With a 50,000-hour lifetime, it is impervious to shock, ensuring reliable performance in the toughest conditions. The light also boasts an IPX5 waterproof level, making it rugged, durable, and combat-ready
- 2 Types of Switches: The Feyachi WL25 comes with both a constant on-button switch and a momentary-on pressure switch, offering versatility and ease of use. The tail switch allows you to choose between three light modes – high, low, and strobe – to suit various lighting requirements
- Easy Installation: Equipped with a dedicated fixed-mount for Picatinny rails, the Feyachi WL25 flashlight can be easily attached or detached from the rails in just seconds. The tail switch can be installed on both Picatinny rail and M lock rail, providing flexibility in choosing the suitable place to mount the tail pressure switch. This user-friendly design makes the Feyachi WL25 weapon light an excellent option for your lighting needs
- What’s Included :1 x Feyachi WL25 tactical light with fixed Picatinny mount （battery included),1 x Pressure Switch(can be installed on both Picatinny rail and M lock rail),1 x Instruction. 3-years product warranty and friendly customer service
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| Weight | 0.991875 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.2 × 6.1 × 2 in |
| Product Dimensions | 7.2 x 6.1 x 2 inches; 15.87 ounces |
| Item model number | Feyachi4025_VC |
| Date First Available | March 25, 2024 |
| ASIN | B0CYZH799V |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Manufacturer | Feyachi |
Cloud81918 –
I bought 2 different listing for lights that look alike. This one is my favorite for a weapon mount the other is better for in-hand use. This on uses removable battery cells and a charger (plus and extra cell). Another big plus for a weapon light is that the end cap switch is off/on. So many LED flashlights have multiple brightness levels. I don’t mind that on a hand light but on a weapon light I don’t want sillyness.The other model, not this one. does multiple brightness levels and USB charging. I think that make it a better hand-held light. Other wise they look the same.This light has a pressure switch. It is ok. I don’t really care for them.In the end it is an inexpensive weapon light. It is not as good more expensive brands. It’s light output meeting the reported output is super sus, but it isn’t badly built. The mount looks good. I’d run it. It is far better than no weapon light.Where cheap lights tend to break if they otherwise look good is their switch. I expect it to let me down at some point. But we’ll see when that happens.
Chad –
I’m really impressed with this Feyachi Tactical Flashlight! The 1200 lumens provide a bright, clear beam that easily lights up my target area. The build quality feels solid, and the waterproof design gives me confidence in any weather conditions.Mounting was simple—the fixed Picatinny mount is secure, and the included pressure switch works flawlessly for quick activation. It’s a great budget-friendly option that performs just as well as some higher-end lights. Definitely worth it!
Trey –
I have the following firearms DDM4V7,Sam7sf,Galil Ace Gen 2 308, Milled mini Jack,Beryl, Bergara B14 and an Anderson cheap build I got some decent quality of firearms so obviously price isn’t an issue with me but if I can pay less for something without compromising the quality and reliability of an item well why not purchase cause 99% of the time you just paying for the name Now going back to the light this is an ok light it states its like 1400-1200 lumens and I don’t think it is maybe 600 lumens at best I tried posting a video but it kept getting deleted so don’t take my word for purchase this and try it out it’s works great but Longevity wise idk but will keep posting updates and post videos on YT I will also be comparing this to other lights