Sig Sauer Electro-Optics SOFR1FS0 Foxtrot-MSR Black Anodized Aluminum, 1350 Lumens White, Picatinny Rail/M-LOK Mount

Name: Sig Sauer Electro-Optics SOFR1FS0 Foxtrot-MSR Black Anodized Aluminum, 1350 Lumens White, Picatinny Rail/M-LOK Mount
SKU: LIP|SISOFR1FS0
Availability: InStock

$160.00

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Power meets versatility with the FOXTROT-MSR rifle-mounted white light. Expanding upon the growing lineup of SIG SAUERS FOXTROT tactical lights, the FOXTROT-MSR provides 1350 Lumens and 33,000 Candela in a sleek 6061 aluminum housing that has been optimized for short-barreled personal defense platforms.Featuring a remote tape switch with SureFire compatible plug, the FOXTROT-MSR offers an integrated push-button activation with momentary and latching modes. With up to 1.5 hours of runtime on a single battery, this full size rifle-mounted light comes with 2 included 18650 lithium-ion batteries. Allowing for versatile mounting options, The FOXTROT-MSR is Scout Mount compatible and ships with both Picatinny and M- Lok mounting interfaces.

Additional information

UPC	798681675050
Manufacturer	Sig Sauer Electro-Optics
Manufacturer Part Number	SOFR1FS0
Product Type	Weaponlight
Model	FOXTROT MSR FULL SIZE
Shipping Weight	0.9500000000000001
Package Width	8.5
Package Height	2.1
Length	8

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