E1B Creature!

[DaFABRICATA]

My E1B wasn't working.. so when I went to change the batteries this little guy came out!


I guess its safe to say: I worked the bugs out

 

[Cosmo7809]

Yeah SF said they were working on some new sort of battery. Guess it was released early.

 

[DaFABRICATA]

Thats quite impossible to happen with a tailcap and bezel on....

I know...I know, I just wanted to show the little beasty

 

[beach honda]

Mine must have had quite the bug in it, because when i recieved it from battery junction, it was DOA!

 

[Harry1922]

I found this in my L1

 

[DaFABRICATA]

MY PUPPY!!!!!:mecry::mecry:

 

[torpeau]

My E1B wasn't working.. so when I went to change the batteries this little guy came out!


I guess its safe to say: I worked the bugs out

Trying to keep that battery charged probably killed him.

 

[climberkid]

.....umm....harry......what the hell is that???????:thinking:

Edit: ooo creepy this was post 666

 

[RyanA]

Search "Montauk Monster"

 

[Harry1922]

.....umm....harry......what the hell is that???????:thinking:

Edit: ooo creepy this was post 666

None other than the "MONTAUK MONSTER"

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,396182,00.html

I was out there in east hampton the weekend when they found this thing! Made quite a hubbub! :sick2:

 

[climberkid]

OH GEEZ. weird......

 

[RyanA]

MY PUPPY!!!!!:mecry::mecry:

Easy now, he's just napping. Puppies are a superior power source for surefires.
But it takes a lot out of them. Probably should get the vet to take a look at that skin condition though, could be a side effect of the surefire Xtreme Grease. There have been some threads about it. Apparently it melts the skin of anyone who isn't Chuck Norris, or a surefire light. I guess it's not so good for small animals either:shrug:

 

[Crenshaw]

woah, tahts one nasty critter dafab..

Crenshaw

 

[Illum]

that "bug" would be a cicada
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cicada

not sure how it got in there:candle:
they live under the dirt for 13-17 years and come into adulthood [what your bug is] only to mate.

I think someone did that intentionally...poor guy:shakehead
I used to play with these things when I was young, they're the "noisiest bugs in the trees"

 

[Braddah_Bill]

I guess thats why you could hear a little buzzing when you held the light up to your ear on low.






Bill

 

[jzmtl]

that "bug" would be a cicada
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cicada

not sure how it got in there:candle:
they live under the dirt for 13-17 years and come into adulthood [what your bug is] only to mate.

I think someone did that intentionally...poor guy:shakehead
I used to play with these things when I was young, they're the "noisiest bugs in the trees"

Where I used to live is infested with these things, it's literally impossible to take a nap during summer day time with them screeching all day long.

 

[Jedi Knife]

Holy crap what a useless thread. Were you really that bored or just wanted to use some forum bandwidth?

 

[Outdoors Fanatic]

That is the SureFire bug you fools! I was bitten by that a long time ago...

 

[LumenMan]

None other than the "MONTAUK MONSTER"

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,396182,00.html

I was out there in east hampton the weekend when they found this thing! Made quite a hubbub! :sick2:

Maybe it's a "Plum Island" mutant !? :huh:

 

[Sgt. LED]

Or a dead raccoon......

Only thing I ever found in one of my lights was a squashed ladybug. It must of jumped in there during a field battery change.