EagleTac P20C2 MKII XP-G R5 380 Lumen
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JaguarDave-in-Oz
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yes it does. It will also take a single AW 17670 battery for even longer runtime.
JaguarDave-in-Oz
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According to Selfbuilt's review figures (link below), the two different battery sets are producing similar lumens at least for the first portion of their run until 17670 falls out of regulation. Bigchelis's sphere of truth figures confirm both battery types to produce approximately equal lumens.
Over 300 lumens out the front, a very bright torch with a great beam shape (get the OP reflector). I have a P20C2 in my pocket now and love it.
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=272036
Over 300 lumens out the front, a very bright torch with a great beam shape (get the OP reflector). I have a P20C2 in my pocket now and love it.
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=272036
shipwreck
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I have both the P20C2 Mk 2 and the T20C2 Mk2. I have the LOP reflector on both.
Fantastic lights. The P20C2 Mk II is my new every day carry - it's a little smaller than the T model. I also find myself prefering the "P" model more. It produces a little more flood than the tactical model. And while the tactical model throws just a little further... When I shine both down my rear alleyway, its not much different in real world use. The "P" model is also cheaper.
Great flashlight.
Fantastic lights. The P20C2 Mk II is my new every day carry - it's a little smaller than the T model. I also find myself prefering the "P" model more. It produces a little more flood than the tactical model. And while the tactical model throws just a little further... When I shine both down my rear alleyway, its not much different in real world use. The "P" model is also cheaper.
Great flashlight.
