Energizer® e2 123
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You gotta tell us how much first.
How are they, are they worth the money?
You gotta tell us how much first. I got a couple for free and I have to say they were worth it.
NotRegulated
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Not unless you need them immediately.
You can get them for under $2.50 each on the web. Surefire's brand are $1.75 each (not including shipping) and are considered some of the best.
I would recommend you buy enough of them to make the shipping charges worth it.
Here is a thread on Cheapest 123 primaries that will give you many links to read up on different brands and find what you are looking for.http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=184544
You can get them for under $2.50 each on the web. Surefire's brand are $1.75 each (not including shipping) and are considered some of the best.
I would recommend you buy enough of them to make the shipping charges worth it.
Here is a thread on Cheapest 123 primaries that will give you many links to read up on different brands and find what you are looking for.http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=184544
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Sounds good thanks man.
StarHalo
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You shouldn't pay more than ~$2 each for 123 cells. That being said, you should also not pay for very cheap (and dangerous) cells - stick to Energizer, Duracell, Panasonic/Surefire.
Several different places sell a one dozen box of Surefire cells for $20, and your local Best Buy might have Duracell 2-packs for $3.
Several different places sell a one dozen box of Surefire cells for $20, and your local Best Buy might have Duracell 2-packs for $3.
