dannymax
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Anybody got one of these or know anything about them?
G-700 Tactical flashlight
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blaxmax
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Made from aircraft aluminum and indestructible.
dannymax
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Yeah, there's all kinds of hype about them but I haven't run across anyone who actually has one yet.
blaxmax
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I have this one- Telescopic and a strobelight.
http://lumitak.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itK4sZMMvw0
http://lumitak.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itK4sZMMvw0
leroycp
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I broke down and had to try one. I must say it is now my favorite flashlight. ...beware...it's like the da*n mod monkey. Gee...why not get one better and brighter and more features and modes on and on. It is a good light. Mine came stamped with the National Gun Owners Association. $56 and I am actually not bitc*ing about it. lol
dannymax
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There are some outstanding products out there that I was never aware of! The NRA stamp is really cool Leroy, I think I missed the chance to get one of them unfortunately. Thanks guys, I'm gonna have to pursue this further. 
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leecifer
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I didn't see that the ad listed max lumens. What kind of battery? There are a lot of good flashlights out there. It not tatical but for edc I like the olight s10r 2. Fenix makes a good light too.
leroycp
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No it does not list the lumens. Zoomable flood or spot. Batteries are 3 AAA in cartridge or 18650 Li ion rechargeable.
dannymax
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After briefly scratching the surface of what's on the market I have to say there's easily 1 million tactical flashlights available.....each one being, by far, the best possible option for my exact needs!
It's enough to drive one completely bananas! :wacko:
It's enough to drive one completely bananas! :wacko:
Tex85
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The flashlight market now is absurd. The more your research the subject the less it feels like you know and the further you are from making up your mind.
dannymax
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Absolutely correct Tex!! They got the hypodermic needle hold, pistol grip hold, massive to mini, fixed & focusable, hand held, pic rail mounted.....Jesus man I'm right on the verge of getting a case of 'D' cells for my Maglites and call it a day! :bang head:
Tex85
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Haha. Well being the geek that I am I bought a Hexbright when it was released as the first open source flashlight. It has been trusty and reliable ever since. I imagine most will meet your needs, you just have to find the one that fits right for your hand (rifle/handgun/shotgun/etc).
Redbone
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dannymax
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What is it BB, I googled Hellfighter but that one didn't come up.
blaxmax
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Traumahawk
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LOL....did you see the price? If not....click on the "do not look link". Its more than most of your bikes....:rofl_200:
dannymax
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Holy chit mon....I've bought houses for less than that!! :rofl_200:
Redbone
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I thought it might be just perfect for you... for daylighting up the area around BRC!
"Designed to mount on a .50 caliber machine gun...High Intensity Discharge (HID) Light...The HellFighter™ packs power and versatility into a tough, compact package that weighs only 10 pounds and measures a mere eight inches in length. It features a shock-isolated ultra high-output HID lamp assembly that generates a blinding 3,000-lumen beam with enough reach to illuminate targets hundreds of yards away and enough surround beam to make it perfect for patrol"
But then I remembered you had that .50 cal mounted on your boat when that unfortunate fire and sinking of the boat... so no need for that light now!
"Designed to mount on a .50 caliber machine gun...High Intensity Discharge (HID) Light...The HellFighter™ packs power and versatility into a tough, compact package that weighs only 10 pounds and measures a mere eight inches in length. It features a shock-isolated ultra high-output HID lamp assembly that generates a blinding 3,000-lumen beam with enough reach to illuminate targets hundreds of yards away and enough surround beam to make it perfect for patrol"
But then I remembered you had that .50 cal mounted on your boat when that unfortunate fire and sinking of the boat... so no need for that light now!
Traumahawk
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Damn....Danny has had some bad luck hasnt he? First the first the fire.....and then losing the rest his guns in that freak volcano incident.
