Flashlight recommendations please
I'm looking to purchase a good compact flashlight for hunting and general use. I would like it to be rechargeable (AC/DC) and durable. My old "Mag Lites" have seen better days and they gobble-up the batteries. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. [^]
Jim
Jim
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surefire, streamlight. 0 -
Inova lights 0 -
Cant find a flashlight no where around here since I started using head lamps. Much easier to work with when both hands are free.
I use Cabelas Alaskan Guide with the white bulbs. It has both a single Xenon and 3 LED bulbs. Claims to burn for 120 hours on three AAA's in the LED mode.
The LED gives a good light for close work and the Xenon throws a decent beam out to about 50 to 75 feet.
Picked up 24 Sanyo 2500mAh NI-MH batteries and two AC/DC chargers for less than $100.00 at the time. I have not bought AA batteries in over five years now.0 -
googled, flashlight for hobbyguy this popped up
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Get a mini mag lite, surfire, or similar, and one of those shake-n-shine ones. That way you have a good small bright light and you've got another light where you don't need to worry about batteries... 0 -
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googled, flashlight for hobbyguy this popped up
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http://www.professionalequipment.com/default.asp?keyword=coast&CMP=KNC-Google&pt=pfp
Get a Coast!
I keep one in my pocket all the time. I forgot what model but Its the small 3 1/2 inch one that takes 3 AAA's and blows away my 6 D cell mag! [:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by kyplumber
googled, flashlight for hobbyguy this popped up
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kyplumber, Is that a vibrating kind for when one is three in the sheets 0 -
The Browning Ice is another series of good lights. 0 -
For a rechargeable I like the Streamlight "Stinger". I have had one for several years and it works great. I think I might be afraid of the dark cause I own a bunch of flashlights. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by BHAVIN
For a rechargeable I like the Streamlight "Stinger". I have had one for several years and it works great. I think I might be afraid of the dark cause I own a bunch of flashlights.
Have to agree with you on the Streamlight for a rechargeable. As for a Lithium battery type I think it's a SUREFIRE0 -
Listen to Zebra he is obviously smart![:D] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by BHAVIN
Listen to Zebra he is obviously smart![:D]
Thanks! I'm a flashaholic also. Have like 50 flashlights!0 -
Yes! but check local regulations for deer hunting
quote:Originally posted by Rockatansky
surefire, streamlight.0 -
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I have a bunch of Maglights and they work fine for me. I also use a Petzel headlamp. Somehow I just can't get myself to believe I need a $200 "tactical" flashlight. Now if it was an "assault" flashlight... 0 -
Make sure that you get an LED type rather than a bulb type. Much brighter, longer lasting and shock resistant. Streamlight makes a good one [8D]
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I like my rechargable 4 D cell flashlight, if not Streamlite and Pelican make some good lights. Of course dont over look the target brand because of their cheap price. I bought one to use when I didnt want to use my more expensive ones, little did I know it turned out to be a great light. www.cdnninvestments.com have the Target brand in stock. 0 -
Hang on there Hobby,............I just called one of my suppliers that is a Streamlight distributor, and gave him the model number for the one you want.
He is gonna call me back with a price as soon as he gets the chance.
Well,......not a huge difference.
98 bucks, and that includes shipping.
They are also on eBay too, but I am sure you know that![8D]0 -
Thanks for checking Mark! [^]
I just got off the phone with a local Streamlight dealer. $99.99 out the door and he has one in stock. I'm going to check it out this afternoon. [:)]0 -
No problem Hobby![;)] 0 -
I like this one, the new
Surefire MSII
MEGASUN II
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2 BILLION CANDLEPOWER
rechargable
available in 6 colors
charger sold seperately0
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