Kremer
Enlightened
Got a 2xAAA minimag borrowed from a friend for testing clipped to my pocket right now:thumbsup:
I think the difference might be noticeable:shrug:
You might have to look closely for the difference.
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Got a 2xAAA minimag borrowed from a friend for testing clipped to my pocket right now:thumbsup:
I think the difference might be noticeable:shrug:
Might be true. The AAA alkaline batteries read "best before 2007". That's as good as new, I think it should be really bright 😉You might have to look closely for the difference.
...at least go buy some pepper spray. I recommend (and carry) Freeze +P..
Have you had a chance to compare Freeze with FOX 3.2? Or have your colleagues ever used the FOX; how effective has it proven to be? I live in a gun-hating city so the effectivenes of pepper spray is important.
I realize that pepper spray isn't nearly as effective as a taser, especially on drugged or enraged individuals, but I hope it will disorient or stun an attacker long enough to permit me to escape. Is this realistic?
Brightnorm
I've not directly compared the two but I have taken a hit from FOX brand pepper spray. It wasn't cool whatsoever and I was in pain for some time. The reason I use Freeze+P is that some people are able to deal with OC and some people are able to deal with CS. However, few can deal with both.
You best hope for spray is to disorient and take the attention off of you and onto the pain of the spray.
Just remember that if you use the spray, contact your local PD ASAP and report an attempted assault and that you used spray on them. If THEY contact the PD first then they are the complainant and you are the assaulter.
Thanks for the advice. I never even thought about the legal aspect. So ironic, you defend yourself against an attacker and then you have to worry about HIS complaint. I'm sure that as a former LEO you must have had to deal with some extremely frustrating circumstances, in addition to the dangers of the job.
Brightnorm
In California your action would be a battery and theirs *might* be an assault.
PC 12403.7 (e) (1) No person shall purchase, possess, or use any tear gas
weapon that expels a projectile, or that expels the tear gas by any
method other than an aerosol spray, or that contains more than 2.5
ounces net weight of aerosol spray.
The beginning of the code section explains that any reference to tear gas means pepper spray, mace, etc., etc.There's no mention of pepper spray so I hope that means it is legal. The "more than 2.5oz" appears to refer to tear gas.
BN
Great idea. What kind of glue did you use?...If you glue a 1 cm shim to each end of the slot...
Great idea. What kind of glue did you use?
Brightnorm
I used LocTite Super Glue. A plastic shim probably would have worked better than the slivers from the paperclip, but I just used what was at hand.
There is something weird with clickie kit, the light doesn't come on as soon as the switch is pressed, but take a fraction of seconds to do, I suppose it's becasue the chip needs some time to react?
Mine's like that too. Not a deal breaker, but I'd prefer a more responsive switch.
could one of you guys post pics of the strobe fix please?
Not if you wait a few seconds in between. So setting the light down, even briefly, will eliminate this. So I see this one as a non-issue.And try this, turn selector ring to off, turn clickie on for a second and then off. Now turn selector ring on, the light will briefly flash even thou clickie is OFF.