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New Penlight With Camouflage Finishes and Green LED is Designed for Work and Personal Use

EAGLEVILLE, Pa. - Streamlight® Inc., a leading manufacturer of high-performance flashlights for automotive repair, industrial safety, fire and rescue, law enforcement professionals and sporting enthusiasts, has introduced the Buckmasters® Stylus Pro® LED penlight in REALTREE HARDWOODS® camouflage finishes. The new, ultra-compact penlight, which features a Nichia Ultra-Bright Green LED to optimize night vision, is designed to meet the personal and professional needs of a wide variety of users.

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Angle-Head Flashlight Offers Multiple Lighting Modes; Fits in the Palm of a Hand

EAGLEVILLE, Pa. - Streamlight® Inc., a leading provider of high-performance lighting tools for military and tactical personnel, has introduced the hands-free Sidewinder Compact™, an ultra-compact, angle-head tactical light that offers 20 functions from four LED light colors, intensity levels and strobe. So small that it fits in the palm of a hand, the light can be quickly attached to MOLLE gear, a helmet or belt for optimum positioning while on maneuvers.

A review of the Streamlight PolyTac flashlight has been posted over at the Candle Power Forums. 'The PolyTac has a nice feel to it and provides a good amount of grip with its tailcap that is slightly wider than the body. The Xenon beam is fairly white and very round. When the bezel untwists which widens the beam to a flood focus. In the tightest focus, the beam is pretty flawless but some artifacts are present when using the flood beam focus.'

A review of the TerraLUX LED conversion kits for the Streamlight Stinger and Streamlight SL-20X.flashlights has been posted over at SpartanCops.com. 'TerraLUX has created an excellent product that will truly enhance your Streamlight flashlight. The conversion kits are relatively inexpensive and will save you money over the long run because you will not have to keep buying new bulbs and battery life usually increases. From a department standpoint, it would probably be a fiscally sound investment to convert department flashlights to LED bulbs.'