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<blockquote data-quote="henschman" data-source="post: 2827988" data-attributes="member: 4235"><p>I have bought several lights from Custom Flashlights USA at the gun shows. He is out of Stillwater and can set them up custom for you, whether you want a momentary switch, multiple modes or single, and has a variety of brightness choices, and also sells the 3.7v rechargeable batteries they all use and the recharging kits. They are all LED. His name is Mike Brown -- phone 405-624-9770, email <a href="mailto:ccs18002@suddenlink.net">ccs18002@suddenlink.net</a>.</p><p></p><p>For utility lights I like multiple modes, so you can use them on one of the lower light modes when called for and conserve batteries. For defensive/EDC lights, I like a single full brightness mode and a momentary tailcap, so it's always ready to blind the **** out of somebody and you can practice light discipline in a guns out situation. I have two of his 700 lumen lights that I have set up this way -- one for EDC and one that lives on my HD rifle most of the time. I have another 700 lumen model that doesn't have a momentary switch and steps down to two other brightness levels and does a strobe (don't really see a point in the strobe, but the multiple brightness settings are nice). I also have a 900 lumen monster light of his with a big long distance lens that you can set up to run on either one or two 3.7v batteries, depending on how long you want it to be/how much battery life you want. It really lights up the yard on max setting. It has 3 brightness modes as well, and will stand up on a flat surface on its tailcap, which is very handy for work. I used it a bunch earlier this month when our power was out for 3 days. You could go in a dark room, set it up on a dresser in front of a mirror, and even on the middle brightness setting, it would light the whole room up without shining in your eyes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="henschman, post: 2827988, member: 4235"] I have bought several lights from Custom Flashlights USA at the gun shows. He is out of Stillwater and can set them up custom for you, whether you want a momentary switch, multiple modes or single, and has a variety of brightness choices, and also sells the 3.7v rechargeable batteries they all use and the recharging kits. They are all LED. His name is Mike Brown -- phone 405-624-9770, email [email]ccs18002@suddenlink.net[/email]. For utility lights I like multiple modes, so you can use them on one of the lower light modes when called for and conserve batteries. For defensive/EDC lights, I like a single full brightness mode and a momentary tailcap, so it's always ready to blind the **** out of somebody and you can practice light discipline in a guns out situation. I have two of his 700 lumen lights that I have set up this way -- one for EDC and one that lives on my HD rifle most of the time. I have another 700 lumen model that doesn't have a momentary switch and steps down to two other brightness levels and does a strobe (don't really see a point in the strobe, but the multiple brightness settings are nice). I also have a 900 lumen monster light of his with a big long distance lens that you can set up to run on either one or two 3.7v batteries, depending on how long you want it to be/how much battery life you want. It really lights up the yard on max setting. It has 3 brightness modes as well, and will stand up on a flat surface on its tailcap, which is very handy for work. I used it a bunch earlier this month when our power was out for 3 days. You could go in a dark room, set it up on a dresser in front of a mirror, and even on the middle brightness setting, it would light the whole room up without shining in your eyes. [/QUOTE]
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