MIL-TEC BLACK MEDIUM LED ANGLEHEAD FLASHLIGHT

The Mil-Tec Black Medium LED Anglehead Flashlight is a modern take on the classic military right-angle torch that soldiers, scouts, and outdoorsmen have relied on for generations. The 90-degree head design lets the user clip the light to a pack strap, belt, or chest rig and aim the beam forward while keeping both hands free — a feature that has made anglehead flashlights a staple of field kits since World War II. Mil-Tec updates the format with a bright LED emitter for longer runtime and a cleaner, whiter beam than the incandescent originals.

This is an easy stock item for any store serving campers, hunters, hikers, preppers, reenactors, cadets, airsoft and milsim players, or surplus collectors. It hits a familiar silhouette buyers expect to see on the shelf, but with the practical upgrade of LED output and a set of swap-in color filters for map reading, signaling, and preserving night vision.

Key Features

• Right-angle (anglehead) body for hands-free use clipped to gear, MOLLE webbing, or a uniform pocket
• Extra-bright LED light source for a clean white beam and long battery life
• Four interchangeable color filters included: yellow, green, red, and blue — stored in the rear cap
• Impact-resistant plastic housing with splash-water protection for rough outdoor use
• Slide switch with momentary/morse function for signaling
• Spring-loaded belt clip on the side of the barrel
• Safety eyelet on the base for lanyard or dummy-cord attachment

Specifications

• Length: 6.7 in.
• Color: Black
• Power: 2 x C-cell batteries (not included)
• Housing: Impact-resistant plastic, splash-water resistant
• Brand: Mil-Tec
• SKU: 15143102
• UPC: 4046872265204

Who It Sells To

A reliable cross-category seller — equally at home in a camping aisle, a tactical wall, an Army-Navy surplus display, or a prepper/emergency-prep section. The classic GI silhouette appeals to collectors and reenactors, while the LED upgrade and color filters make it genuinely useful for hunters glassing at dusk, hikers reading maps in camp, and airsoft/milsim players running night ops.

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