firefighter1241
Newly Enlightened
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- May 15, 2009
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How about this one.
It looks like a Ballistic ShieldLight - 6SLHow about this one.
It looks like a Ballistic ShieldLight - 6SL
But, the flashlight itself appears not to have the shock isolated bezel, nor the 25" remote, nor the constant-on flag switch
Dano,I have a batonlite, and it's a lot thicker than a standard 6P. But everything else about is is the same as a 6P with the older shock isolated bezel.
The Shieldlights are rare, as not many police departments even use a shield. I think it was mainly an East Coast LEO trend. I've never seen them in Cali.
I have a batonlite, and it's a lot thicker than a standard 6P. But everything else about is is the same as a 6P with the older shock isolated bezel.
It is what it is.So for only paying a $150 for the light I got a deal?
Just came across this site this week, some great stuff here and I'm still looking through everything. But I was surprised to not see more of these in collections - I got this one new years ago to use in fireworks shows figuring it might be easy to see and grab in the dark off a console or table.
They are BatonLights with SureFire lapel pins (as far as I can tell)
SureFire BatonLight models numbering is specific to the baton they are intended for:
xBL = ASP
xBL1 = CASCO
xBL2 = PPCT
Where x = 3 (one SF123A) or 6 (two SF123A)
Thanks!Thanks Al,
My first thought was batonlights, but I didn't know there was more than one style. The thicker walled "Z32" style head looks good:naughty: Not to mention... Happy B-day