I'm looking to trade my Arc LSL-P #264. First quality, and the "P" designation means it is a "premium" model. The Arc premium models all have hand-selected LED's for the best color available. Nice, bright white flood beam with a very smooth beam. Almost no ringing at all (see the beam shot below). I bought this new the day Arc closed. Has been carried a few times, but cosmetically perfect and still has the lens protector on it. Comes with the clicky TSP and Kroll it was shipped with. I have the original package which has the instruction "manual" and the label describing the date of inspection, who inspected it, etc. Great light, but I have an LSH-ST and First Run, so I need to ditch one of these for a new toy! Interested in LED lights and knives. Thanks! Post here or email directly (or both. Email has been a little sketchy lately). The Arc runs on a single CR123 cell and is fully regulated (will pump out full power and then quickly drop off, as opposed to a Maglite, for example, which is only full power for a few minutes then dims throughout the batteries' life cycle).
You can also buy additional accessories (if you can find them) to run the light off a single AA or two AA's, or a "twisty" battery pack for one CR123 that makes the length about around 2 1/4"-2 1/2" long! The Arc LSL-P uses a 1 watt Luxeon Star LED and it's 3 1/8" long with the clicky TSP.
This is a pretty accurate beam shot. No ringing in the LED, which is rare. The beam tends to have a tinge of blue, but it's pretty much only noticeable when using the light really close (like reading something in the dark) or when compared to "warmer" tinted LED's.
You can also buy additional accessories (if you can find them) to run the light off a single AA or two AA's, or a "twisty" battery pack for one CR123 that makes the length about around 2 1/4"-2 1/2" long! The Arc LSL-P uses a 1 watt Luxeon Star LED and it's 3 1/8" long with the clicky TSP.
This is a pretty accurate beam shot. No ringing in the LED, which is rare. The beam tends to have a tinge of blue, but it's pretty much only noticeable when using the light really close (like reading something in the dark) or when compared to "warmer" tinted LED's.