PRODUCT INFORMATION

Tough: Built from aircraft grade 6061 aluminum, not stamped stainless steel, or thermoplastic, so it can stand up to the same punishment that you do.

Light weight: only 1.8oz

Necessary: Superior under brim patented design securely holds the light on the helmet where you put it, where you need it.

Adaptable: Fits most firefighting helmets, both traditional and modern styles. The Blackjack helmet flashlight holder accommodates 4-AA size lights from Pelican, Streamlight, Kohler-Brightstar, and Underwater Kinetics. The Blackjack will also accommodate the new generation of 123 size lithium powered lights from Surefire, and Pelican.

PRODUCT MODELS

	BLACKJACK MODEL BJ001 Fits Pelican Stealth lights including the RECOIL, Brightstar 4-AA, and UK 4-AA lights. Also works with NEW Pelican PM6 3330, and 3320 Lithium lights, and NEW Streamlight 2-AA lights
	BLACKJACK MODEL BJ002 Fits Streamlight pro-polymer 4-AA series lights including the LUXEON
	BLACKJACK MODEL BJ003 Fits Surefire 6P, and G2 Nitrolon, as well as Pelican M6 2320 lights

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1. Place the flashlight inside of The Blackjack.

Step 2. Place the visor in the "Down" position.

Step 3. Place lens assembly of the light next to down angle of shield. When in correct position the lens assembly of the light will rest in the ear arch of the helmet, directly below the visor mount assembly, with the visor touching the front of the light when the visor is down.

Step 4. Secure all three setscrews. Caution must be given NOT to OVER TIGHTEN any of the setscrews. The 3-point contact design allows for SNUG screws without penetrating or damaging the material of the helmet brim.

Step 5. On MODERN style helmets when in the correct position the light will touch the brim at both the rear and front of the light, along with The Blackjack holder to complete the STABLE 3-point contact.

Traditional Helmets: Placement on TRADITIONAL style helmets is similar to that of MODERN style helmets. Remember NOT to OVER TIGHTEN the setscrews. The setscrews should be tight and the light should be stable and solid on the helmet without damage to the brim. Note: With most traditional helmets the front of the light will contact the brim, along with The Blackjack to provide a 2-point contact.