This Package comes with
1 - 50LRX Rifle light with Eliminator switch. The switch has two buttons on it, one button will turn the light on at half power and the other button will turn the light on full power. Both buttons can be operated as a pressure switch(completely silent) or on/off switch.
1 - 4 LED modules in your choice of color(Red, Green, White, IR). The color of the LED module determines the color of light your light emits.
1 - Lens cover to protect the lens when not in use
1 - 18650 battery charger with USB plug, AC and DC adapter plugs.
2 - 18650 3500ma protected batteries made by Samsung
1 - Predator Pro Mount
1 - Normal flashlight tail cap
1 - Quality Hard case with custom cut EVA foam.
This light is perfect for all your night hunting needs. Works great on hogs, coyotes, foxes, bobcats and more.

Technical Specs

Made out of Aircraft grade aluminum and hard anodized to resist scratching.
Weighs about 12 ounces with battery.
Size = about 2.25 inches across the head, 1 inch tube. 6.75 inches long when in spot beam and 6.25 inches when in full flood beam.
Lumens, Red = 250, Green = 300, White = 450.
Runs on 1 18650 battery

Run times: Red, Green and white = 2 hours at full power with very little dimming over that 2 hours and then another 30 minutes with the light dimming over that last 30 minutes. IR = 1 hours at full power with very little dimming and then another 1.5 hours with the light slowly dimming over that time.

Please note that basically non of our competitors will tell how much their lights dim during the run time they list. They will only tell you the total run time. WE have tested most of our top competitors lights and all of them dim more to way more then our lights. In fact we just tested one of our competitors lights that claim a 1 hour and 50 minuted run time but after just 30 minutes of running, it dimmed over 200 yards while our light only dimmed 6 yards and after 1 hour and 7 minutes their light dimmed over 400 yards and our light actually shined 7 yards further then when it started. We test all our lights with a light meter so these are facts not guesses.