quark is also good
look at this one
http://www.4sevens.com/product_info.php?cPath=297_330&products_id=2621
450 lumens
look at this one
http://www.4sevens.com/product_info.php?cPath=297_330&products_id=2621
450 lumens
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Moddoo is in the house. THE light man.
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Rick, I have 3 Oveready (http://www.oveready.com/) lights and they are the best of the best. You can customize the lights to your speck needs there.
I will take a look at the lights you are considering and post here later.
I will take a look at the lights you are considering and post here later.
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Rick, out of the three I would probably go with the Olight M20. I've never owned one but below is a torture test video of one that is very impressive. The sound has been taken out for copyright infringement, but the video speaks for itself (the drop tests at 3:10+ are particularly impressive).
[youtube]W6WSPKuunCI[/youtube]
[youtube]W6WSPKuunCI[/youtube]
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I had the Olight M20. Something came loose inside that caused intermittent operation. There was a thread on how to fix it on cpf which I did and sold it right after.
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I got the o light m20 premium , i use it everyday ......no problems and its easy on batteries..........
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OK, is it going to be summer today or winter still?
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Fall like today. Summer tomorrow
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Sounds like it may be something that directly affects yours and others personal safety.
All of my stuff will be back in stock on Oveready in early May.
If I can help you choose your illumination tool in any way, whether it is something that I offer or not, feel free to email me with your needs and any questions.
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I thought yesterday sucked with waking up to ice today I woke up to 5 inches of fresh snow.WTF I thought winter was over.
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Good day guys.
I have being doing some Kydex work, here are my first steps.
No.1 you can see that I burned the Kydex.
No.2 its a bit better, but I need to finish it.
No.3 its for a friend and I think the best one.
I want to do one for my Blood EDC and my reverse edge but I need to think first what I want to do.
Hope you guys like them.
I have being doing some Kydex work, here are my first steps.
No.1 you can see that I burned the Kydex.
No.2 its a bit better, but I need to finish it.
No.3 its for a friend and I think the best one.
I want to do one for my Blood EDC and my reverse edge but I need to think first what I want to do.
Hope you guys like them.
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Cabra, nice work. With all the Hortons you have been getting lately you'll have lots of practice.:thumbup:
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Thanks man.....I do need a lot of practice.
What I hate is that I'm stalling in my girlfriends place now and I don't have all my tools....kinds of sucks.
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Pepper! Welcome back Mike!
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Thanks Justin, it's good to be back, I was away way too long.
Thank you sir. Aside from a light for my duty belt, I'm looking for a new weapon light for my carbine. I have an upgraded 6p with malkoff drop in in a larue mount that works pretty well. I've also been using tlr1s's mounted on the 12 oclock rail, but after having the 4th one in a year shit the bed last week, its time for a new solution. I like the setup in the larue mount ok, but it doesn't work very well when I shoot from my support shoulder because its almost impossible to activate the light. I like the tlr1s because it was ambidextrous, but they just aren't tough enough. With all of the folks making "offset" mounts, you'd think someone would make a low profile "in-set" mount that rides right between the rails. for me something at 1:30 would be awesome! any ideas? I might just end up with an x300....
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Could possibly make a frankenlight with this mount. Just a suggestion, not sure what your allowed to do as a cop. Only mount I've ran into that is offset,,,
http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetactical/Detail.bok?no=492
http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetactical/Detail.bok?no=492
Could possibly make a frankenlight with this mount. Just a suggestion, not sure what your allowed to do as a cop. Only mount I've ran into that is offset,,,
http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetactical/Detail.bok?no=492
yeah I was looking at that one last night. seems like a good start, but I don't know what to mount on it. I'm not very impressed with surefires stuff in relation to "bang for the buck". I wonder if I could mount another brand of light onto that? Seems like quark, fenix, jetbeam, olight, etc have some lights that leave surefire in the dust. I like the fenix pd31 and even the pd20. If I could get something that size mounted down in between rails that would be awesome. Reason being is this light is going on an SBR (11.5" barrel and 10" rail) and I don't want the head of the light out in front of the muzzle, so it will need to be recessed down into the rail, so I can just hold over the light when shooting support shoulder. I think I need to rig something so it mounts to the slots in the gap between the rails rather that to the actual rails themselves. also, I don't like the curly tape switches that they sell for the fenix lights.
eta I like the jetbeam bc20 as well.
Horton you're a machinist. Can this be done??
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