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I have an almost new Rico 9 Alpha Tactical Light (retails for $250+) that I have only mounted on my AR one time and has since sat in my safe. I found that I don't need it, but would much rather have...
$125!
A tactical light for my pistols (with rail) (Streamlight, surefire, etc)
Laser grips (Crimson Trace) for my 1911 (I will add cash)
Wilson 47D or Chip McCormick Magazines
Any other pistol or AR accessories
PM me what you have and what kind of trade you want to do.
It's this light...
Specification Weight (w/o battery) 22.60oz, Weight (w/ battery) 24.34oz, Length 7.165", Width 2", Height 5.75", Water Resistant Operates under heavy rain, Brightness (Main Lamp) 200 to 250 Lumens Peak, Drop Resistant 6.5', Continuous Operation 60 minutes, The Alpha-9 is a light-weight, durable, visible illuminator that has both a high powered concentrated main illuminator to acquire targets, and two integrated navigator lights to provide low light stealth illumination for moving around in pitch-black environments. The Alpha-9 is designed to be mounted onto sub-machine guns and rifles. It is powered by 3xCR123A 3 volt lithium batteries.
$125!
A tactical light for my pistols (with rail) (Streamlight, surefire, etc)
Laser grips (Crimson Trace) for my 1911 (I will add cash)
Wilson 47D or Chip McCormick Magazines
Any other pistol or AR accessories
PM me what you have and what kind of trade you want to do.
It's this light...
Specification Weight (w/o battery) 22.60oz, Weight (w/ battery) 24.34oz, Length 7.165", Width 2", Height 5.75", Water Resistant Operates under heavy rain, Brightness (Main Lamp) 200 to 250 Lumens Peak, Drop Resistant 6.5', Continuous Operation 60 minutes, The Alpha-9 is a light-weight, durable, visible illuminator that has both a high powered concentrated main illuminator to acquire targets, and two integrated navigator lights to provide low light stealth illumination for moving around in pitch-black environments. The Alpha-9 is designed to be mounted onto sub-machine guns and rifles. It is powered by 3xCR123A 3 volt lithium batteries.
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