A New American Standard in Tactical Lighting
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Originally Posted By Elzetta:
That setup should not damage your Light but you may need to clean the lens of muzzle soot often. Ok great. I really don't plan on shooting without my can on except for the first few times I shoot new ammo through to see if it's stabilizing ok. Thanks for your input. |
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Originally Posted By Elzetta:
That setup should not damage your Light but you may need to clean the lens of muzzle soot often. Learned a trick while at a shooting class, beforehand, rub chapstick on the lenses. Afterwards, cleanup is simple. |
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Originally Posted By RaggedEdge:
Learned a trick while at a shooting class, beforehand, rub chapstick on the lenses. Afterwards, cleanup is simple. Originally Posted By RaggedEdge:
Originally Posted By Elzetta:
That setup should not damage your Light but you may need to clean the lens of muzzle soot often. Learned a trick while at a shooting class, beforehand, rub chapstick on the lenses. Afterwards, cleanup is simple. Some people use frog lube or fire clean as well. |
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