Gee thanks, deanopilot. You just told me I have a girly-flashlight.
(Hangs head in shame)
Now I'm gonna have to go out and buy one of those surefires just so I can continue to hang out here.
Tactical Flashlights
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You know that I have the highest respect for the work you do kman, so I Googled® a search for a flashlight you might want to check out: http://collector-connection.site.yahoo. ... tflas.htmlGee thanks, deanopilot. You just told me I have a girly-flashlight.
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I have a Surefire e2o that lives in my left back pocket. It goes everywhere with me. More than once, it has come in real handy. The small size makes it an ideal carry light. The light output beats the daylights out of any MagLite I've ever owned.
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i've converted about 6 of my AA mini-mags to this. i luv it. i keep the mini-mags in each room of the house and 1 in each car along with their big brother - the 2 d-cell mag.kman wrote:Speaking of LED upgrades for the MagLite's, I picked up one of these a couple of months ago:
NiteIze L.E.D. & Switch Upgrade
It's a decent little upgrade to the flashlight and only costs about US$9.
as for the sure-fires - got 1 several years ago for a present and have been hooked on them ever since. i have one in each coat pocket and one
that's always on my glock.
they're great for temporarily blinding tangos at night while you acquire your sight picture ; )