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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | And only about $12. Way beyond brighter than anything I have owned. Runs on a single AA.
http://freeoffer.sksurvivalproducts.com/j5flashlight_t2
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Location: oswego, il | Wow! |
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Location: Minnesota. | ToddM - 1/12/2015 8:57 PM
Wow!
X2. Amazing little guy. I think I could use one -- or two!!
Thanx. |
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| a lot less $ than the Surefire light I bought years ago. |
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| $3 on ebay |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | $3.98 actually, and I'd have to wait until March for the few items I looked at that looked to be similar. The $3 ones I looked at are not the same light.
Good deal if it's the same light, might order a couple for the boat; for that I can wait. These are going to clip to my Ice fishing suit pocket for fishing after dark.
I got mine in 3 days, so I can wait a couple months for a few more. Nice call.... |
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Location: Hayward, WI | That is cool! Doesn't seem like I need another flashlight, but I feel like I need one or two of those.
Now if they can just turn that thing into a head lamp. I never need much run time for musky fishing head lamps, but bright is nice for netting fish.
Look like cool lights. |
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Location: Wisconsin | I got this puppy in November and it's awesome. 1000 lumen, with red and blue leds along with the Cree's. Does blood tracking. This thing will light up the neighborhood. And it runs on AA batteries which some of the others either have special batteries or charging. A bonus for out in the woods I carry extra bats along.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Bushnell-20068-Bushnell-TRKR-1000-Lumen-M... |
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Location: Tennessee | Don't look bad for the cash. I have a collection of Surefires I always use but LED conversions are a must have. |
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Location: Detroit River | That's a decent price. FYI, If someone is buying a flashlight for personal protection (for your wife or girlfriend) a flashlight with a minimum of 550 lumens is best. Shining the bright light into an attackers eyes will tempory blind them long enough to get away from them. |
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| Some of these cheapies are diamonds in the rough. They'll never replace my trusty Nitecore in the boat/hunting bag, but I've got a cheapy that's at least 15 years old with some blue LED type light, with the ORIGINAL batteries, that still comes on every time. I'm a little scared to open it up and see what's inside!
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Location: PA | Same flashlight on Amazon runs between $3 and $4(price constantly fluctuates). I have over 2 dozen and they're great little flashlights. Adjustable beam that goes from narrow to wide, runs on single AA battery and unbelievably bright. I even have them mounted to my tactical shotguns using the $4 mounts that Amazon also sells. Only problem is depending on which vendor you choose it could take 30 days to arrive since they come directly from China. .
Here's the link so you can compare the flashlights:
$3.73 & FREE Shipping
http://www.amazon.com/UltraFire%C2%AE7W-300LM-Flashlight-Torch-Adju...
another vendor $3.49 & FREE Shipping:
http://www.amazon.com/WAYLLSHINE-Flashlight-Adjustable-Camping-Acti... |
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