Viridian TacLight for Smith & Wesson M&P Shield

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posted on May 19, 2014
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Viridian has launched the world's first taclight for the Smith and Wesson M&P Shield, giving this popular weapon vastly improved defensive prowess.

The new Reactor TL (RTL) taclight packs world-class technology into a tiny package: advanced Radiance combat optics, powerful 140 lumen light, constant or strobe,and ECR Instant-Ontechnology. Each Reactor includes a free holster and two sets of batteries.

"Demand for this product has been high, especially by law enforcement." says Viridian President Brian Hedeen."Officers often carry a Shield as a back-up or off-duty weapon. They really understand the value of a great light."

ECR (Enhanced Combat Readiness) Instant-On technology ignites the light at the instant of draw, without fumbling with buttons, sliders or unfamiliar grips. Every Reactor comes with an ECR Instant-On holster. To arm ECR, simply turn on the light before holstering. The light will automatically turn off when in the holster. Upon draw, the light instantly activates, giving you the edge. Under life and death pressure, that fail-safe response can make all the difference.

In addition to its game-changing size and sleek design, the Reactor™ TL's unique Radiance™ wide-beam technology illuminates over twice the horizontal area of standard taclights, for faster discovery and targeting.

High-output constant and strobe functions have the power of far bigger lights -- up to 140 lumens – to expose, blind and disorient without weight or bulk. Viridian suggests that users select the constant mode for scanning and searching. Select the strobe mode in a self-defense situation. Being hit by a strobing light can cause the bad guy to experience dizziness and confusion.

Packed with features, the RTL even includes a two-color battery level indicator.

In addition to its game-changing size and sleek design, the Reactor™ TL's unique Radiance™ wide-beam technology illuminates over twice the horizontal area of standard taclights, for faster discovery and targeting.

High-output constant and strobe functions have the power of far bigger lights -- up to 140 lumens – to expose, blind and disorient without weight or bulk. Viridian suggests that users select the constant mode for scanning and searching. Select the strobe mode in a self-defense situation.Being hit by a strobing light can cause the bad guy to experience dizziness and confusion.

Packed with features, the RTL even includes a two-color battery level indicator.

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