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sold and delivered Primary Arms Ultimate Weaponlight With Extras
7/23/2011 3:47:36 PM
The short version:
Primary Arms Ultimate Weaponlight, Diffuiser, Surefire UU06 Tape switch, and airsoft Larue tactical Knockoff $95 shipped in the USA
The long version:
I purchased a primary arms ultimate weaponlight 14 months ago to mount on my carbine. Its is a fantastic light, with phenominal throw. This light when teamed with a 4x or greater scope will allow target identification at 300yds. I had it mounted in its 2 cell configuration with the factory tape switch for the first 8 months i had it. it ran through 2 carbine classes flawlessly. I realized that in some of the closer drills the beam is a bit narrow to be as fast as I really wanted, so I threw my flashlight experence (candlepowerforums.com) at the problem and fabricated a diffuiser from a butler creek flipup scope cap and a piece of optical grade diffusion film. Its performance is equivelant to the $45 surefire FM14 diffuiser.
After owning this light for 10 months I had an issue with the factory tape switch. it was quickly replaced by Primary Arms, but I never had 100% confidence in it outside of training. I purchased a Surefire equalivent which was teh bulletproof solution. The spring in the surefire tailcap is a little shorter than the PA switch, so it needs a spacer in the 3 cell configuration. It works perfectly in 2 cell configuration.
Factory hardware in 3 cell configuration:
2 Cell configuration:
The associated accessories:
Beam profile against a white wall:
And with the diffuiser flipped down:
Across the street about 70ft:
And again with the diffuiser:
And up into a tree from 130ft:
And with the diffuiser:
Primary Arms Ultimate Weaponlight, Diffuiser, Surefire UU06 Tape switch, and airsoft Larue tactical Knockoff $95 shipped in the USA
The long version:
I purchased a primary arms ultimate weaponlight 14 months ago to mount on my carbine. Its is a fantastic light, with phenominal throw. This light when teamed with a 4x or greater scope will allow target identification at 300yds. I had it mounted in its 2 cell configuration with the factory tape switch for the first 8 months i had it. it ran through 2 carbine classes flawlessly. I realized that in some of the closer drills the beam is a bit narrow to be as fast as I really wanted, so I threw my flashlight experence (candlepowerforums.com) at the problem and fabricated a diffuiser from a butler creek flipup scope cap and a piece of optical grade diffusion film. Its performance is equivelant to the $45 surefire FM14 diffuiser.
After owning this light for 10 months I had an issue with the factory tape switch. it was quickly replaced by Primary Arms, but I never had 100% confidence in it outside of training. I purchased a Surefire equalivent which was teh bulletproof solution. The spring in the surefire tailcap is a little shorter than the PA switch, so it needs a spacer in the 3 cell configuration. It works perfectly in 2 cell configuration.
Factory hardware in 3 cell configuration:
2 Cell configuration:
The associated accessories:
Beam profile against a white wall:
And with the diffuiser flipped down:
Across the street about 70ft:
And again with the diffuiser:
And up into a tree from 130ft:
And with the diffuiser:
7/24/2011 4:27:31 PM
Nevermind
7/27/2011 4:01:33 AM
Buyer backed out... available again
9/30/2011 4:56:24 PM
Is this available?
10/13/2011 2:45:46 AM
nope... as the title says....
