Lighting
| LED type |
Cree XLamp XM-L2 |
| Lamp type |
LED |
| Number of power levels |
4 |
| Beam range |
107 m |
| Luminous flux |
350 lm |
Power
| Number of batteries supported |
1 |
| Battery voltage |
3 V |
| Battery type |
CR123A / RCR123 |
| Battery life (boost mode) |
1.25 h |
| USB powered |
Y |
Design
| Shock proof up to |
2 m |
| Shock proof |
Y |
Additionally
| Battery performance |
1500 mAh |
350 lm, 107 m, IPX8, LED, 54.5 g
- Three brightness levels from 5 to 350 lumens, plus a strobe mode
- Multi-function clicky tail switch with momentary activation and on/off, along with quick access directly to the brightest level and the blinding strobe mode
- Side switch to select modes with memory function to remember the last power setting used and a lock-out mode to prevent accidental activation
- Latest top-of-the-line, highest-performing, single-die CREE XM-L2 LED
- Aircraft-grade aluminum body with anti-scratch type III hard anodizing, pocket clip, and crenelated stainless steel bezel
- Reverse polarity protection to prevent improper battery installation and thermal management to avoid overheating
The M10 Maverick is the tactical version of the incredibly small and powerful S10-L2 Baton LED flashlight with a multi-function tactical tail switch and side switch selector. Made from hard anodized aircraft-grade aluminum, its small size and high output make it the perfect tactical light that will never leave your side. Powered by a single CR123A battery, the M10 is perfect for concealed carry — you can comfortably and discreetly carry it all day long and forget that it’s there. But when you need it, the M10 delivers with a top-of-the-line CREE XM-L2 LED putting out 350 lumens. Not to mention a full complement of tactical features, from its momentary tail switch to three brightness levels, strobe mode, and a stainless steel striking bezel. The separate side switch is dedicated to changing modes, and a lock-out mode prevents inadvertent activation. The M10 is a true tactical flashlight that you can take anywhere.
