Posted: 10/31/2011 8:31:05 PM EDT
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As I was out with the kids trick or treating I realized that I have a gap in my flash light stash. I have pretty much everything EXCEPT a small quality light that I can clip either to my belt or front pocket with a clip. Thinking something that would work well for both low light close handgun shooting and looking for my dropped keys etc.
Im not a brand whore and tend to buy best bang for the buck so that does not matter to me. battery type (AA/AAA/CR123) is not a huge thing to me either other than the obvious size of the batteries translating into size of the light. Let me know what you guys would suggest that would fit the bill. Budget is $125ish and under. J- |
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Originally Posted By jjc155:
As I was out with the kids trick or treating I realized that I have a gap in my flash light stash. I have pretty much everything EXCEPT a small quality light that I can clip either to my belt or front pocket with a clip. Thinking something that would work well for both low light close handgun shooting and looking for my dropped keys etc. Im not a brand whore and tend to buy best bang for the buck so that does not matter to me. battery type (AA/AAA/CR123) is not a huge thing to me either other than the obvious size of the batteries translating into size of the light. Let me know what you guys would suggest that would fit the bill. Budget is $125ish and under. J- I do not think you will have to go that high. I like my E2e series light, but if your concerned with size and weight you might consider the E1e (which I am looking to get one together here around Christmas). |
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