NRA Store Announces NRA T180 Multi-Power Flashlight

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posted on January 5, 2016
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The NRA Store has announced that, for 2016, it will be offering a new NRA T180 Multi-Power Flashlight. The new handheld light proudly displays the NRA logo on its side.

The T180 can run on both alkaline and lithium. Consumers can use a battery of their choice (AA or CR123) to power the three-mode light. With either battery type you’ll get 170 lumen output with high, low and strobe capabilities.

The light also features a rotating head. The patent-pending design clicks into a total of nine positions for use as hands-free work light or pocket clip light. The head easily locks into position for steady focus.

The NRA T180 Multi-Power Flashlight will be available for $59.95.

For more information, go to NRAStore.com.

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