This "Cree" 007 sales thread is CLOSED. This is a first email first served sale. Note that my sales are usually first post! There are only 3 lights available. I have parts to make a few more early next year. This 007c has a new head and bezel designed specifically for the XR-E. The emitter is a Cree Q5 WC or a Cree R2 WC or WG. The WC corresponds to the Luxeon and Seoul "X0" color. Please see the pictures of the head, it looks different from the front than the Seoul 007 head does.
This sale is for the all titanium SPY 007 XR-E flashlight. The light sports Wayne's fabulous micro processor controlled STFu converter with six user adjustable power levels. The power output can be adjusted from zero to over 1000mA. With its two batteries the light provides significant run time for such a powerful EDC class light. Half of the magic of this light comes from Wayne's converter board; the other comes from a control knob with "buttery smooth" tactile clicks as you turn it to the various power levels. For more details please see the very fine user manual that jch79 put together.
The Cree heads are very limited production and are not going to be a standard offering. The reflector is the McR-17 XR, it is very deep and so the head of the light is 0.079" longer. That gives a slight visual difference to the 007's overall look. But the light still fits in the custom holders I have, even the horizontal AOH holster. The deep reflector gives a less wide spill and a powerful hot spot. The light throws really well but its beam pattern is not near as smooth as the Seoul 007. The bezel looks strong on the Cree head because it is so thick to match the smaller diameter reflector. Check out the pictures. The GP rail adapter shown in the pictures is sold separately.
COST:
I could only get three R2 emitters. Two WC and one WG and I had to pull them out of working light engines! Note the price of those relative to the Cree XR-E Q5 WC lights.
The price of the 007c with XR-E Q5 emitter is $975.00 plus shipping, insurance and PP fees if applicable.
The price of the 007c with XR-E R2 emitter is $1025.00 plus shipping, insurance and PP fees if applicable.
You can send me a check in the mail or use PayPal.
SHIPPING:
I charge for the actual shipping cost, see below.
Priority Mail Shipping to all USA locations is $15.00
FedEx (or the like) next day shipping to all USA locations is $30.00 (CUSA only)(recommended).
Express Mail Shipping to all countries outside the USA is $33.00
INSURANCE:
All lights shipping to USA locations will be insured for $500.00
All the lights going to countries outside of the USA will be insured at $100 value and claimed for that same value. They MUST be the same, no exceptions. Insurance for more than $100 is additional and it will change the claimed value. The risk is yours. I recommend and use Express Mail because it is more reliable.
PAYPAL FEES:
If you choose to use PayPal see the additional fees below. Sending a check will save you money. If you are paying by PayPal, I will only ship to a PayPal-confirmed address. If I do not know you, I reserve the right to wait for payments to clear before I ship.
To use PayPal with cash or CC add 3% ($28)
If using PayPal from outside of the USA add 1% ($9)
If you live in Pennsylvania the sales tax is 6% ($56.70)
Please PP your totals to my PP address: [email protected]
EMAIL:
Please send a contact info email to me. The subject line of the email should be "SPY 007 sale contact information". The format for personal information is:
Full Name,Company,Address 1,Address 2,Address 3,City,State,Zip Code,Province,Country,Urbanization,Phone Number,Fax Number,E Mail,Reference Number,CPF Name,
The best way to do this is to copy the text line and just type over the information.
I need the phone numbers too if you are opting for FedEx.
My email is "[email protected]". That is also my PayPal ID. It is in my sig below.
Disclaimer: All the lights in this sale are new and unused. They are in as perfect condition as I can make them. What that means is they have no major blemishes but they do have cutter marks, tooling marks, and material imperfections.
Cheers
Dave
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