Tigerlight Series I

The TigerLight Less-Lethal Defense System is the ONLY weapon an officer can take to a car stop, a street interview or any situation wherein a threat is not readily apparent. Ask yourself: Can your flashlight cause two 6 ft. 300 pound men in full attack mode to drop to the ground like two 300 lb. sacks of potatoes, curl up in the fetal position and scream for mercy? Can your flashlight incapacitate a driver during a pull-over in the split second he was pulling up his gun to blow your head off? The Tigerlight Less-Lethal Defense System can.

The TigerLight Less-Lethal Defense System is designed for one handed operation. Unique design features reduce the end weight of the flashlight. This provides for better axial balance making one-handed operation more comfortable. We recommend that Officers use the "Harries" method when using the TigerLight Less-Lethal Defense System in conjunction with a firearm. This method is preferred because it affords the user the ability to quickly transition from illuminating the suspect to spraying the suspect with pepper spray, while maintaining cover with his firearm. You may prefer other methods. Regardless, this advantage is significant.

The Tigerlight is shorter, lighter and brighter than any flashlight in its class at less than 1.5 lbs. in weight, 11 inches in length. With extremely bright illumination, the TigerLight Less-Lethal Defense System has many tactical and practical advantages over flashlights previously used by officers and military personnel.

Reduced Liability and Increased Safety Arming officers with a TigerLight Less-Lethal Defense System will reduce police liability. The fact that the TigerLight Less-Lethal Defense System allows an officer to have pepper spray ready to deploy, provides for efficient force transitions. The ability to move from one level of force to another seamlessly and instantaneously will reduce the likelihood that an officer will need to jump to heavy force in order to head off aggression. As stated by Morton Feldman, Vice President of the National Association of Chiefs of Police, "An officer may only have a second to decide whether to go for the mace or the gun, and if he makes the wrong decision, it may be his funeral." The TigerLight Less-Lethal Defense System should be the only option for those who desire to increase officer and civilian safety. Any other choice is comparatively dangerous.