I Have TOO Many Flashlights

I made a WTS thread, I don't know how many years ago. I sold something like 50 lights in one lot. I still have too many lights. I have a couple of storage containers with lights that I don't think I've used for a couple of years.
Oh thank goodness! I thought I might realistically own more lights than any other member. I legit feel better now. Thank you.
 
Yep i like to know where it comes from too.
The most intriguing to me is ordering directly from Wurkkos in China. it takes longer and it's interesting to see the places it travels though tracking is spotty they always arrive.
I try to buy products from America when i can but just not impressed with any of the flashlights produced here. But that's just me.
Do you remember this?

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Bad times. Bad times, indeed. 🥹
 

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I have a ledgend but it has a different brand on it.

I have a legend but it has a different brand on it. also several from the early 2k's
I have the 2AA and 2D versions of that one you have. Snap-On/Blue Point put a lot of effort into flashlight branding in the '80s. Got custom models from GT Price and Legend that had company markings instead of the factory OEM branding. Other outfits like Mac Tools and Matco just settled for having their logos engraved in decorative places. You see that mostly on Mag-Lites but they did some other brands too like Sigmalite.

Legend was open to brand partnerships. Lots of Eddie Bauer models, some Brookstone versions, etc. Probably more I haven't seen.
 
Welp, I gone and done it again. 🙁😣😫

Got a Thrunite Catapult V6 SST70 in Coyote Tan.
We are here to support every flashlight purchase of yours.... Just as long as your bills are paid and there is food in your fridge.
 
49 years-old, still have not met a woman worth marrying.
And objectively speaking, my standards are not outrageously high.
Just on a couple of very important aspects, I won't compromise.
 
Mine are relatively outrageously high, these days. Now, I want a really cute Asian woman, and potentially retire in South Korea or Japan. That way I can always know that I won't get what I really want in life.

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I have the 2AA and 2D versions of that one you have. Snap-On/Blue Point put a lot of effort into flashlight branding in the '80s. Got custom models from GT Price and Legend that had company markings instead of the factory OEM branding. Other outfits like Mac Tools and Matco just settled for having their logos engraved in decorative places. You see that mostly on Mag-Lites but they did some other brands too like Sigmalite.

Legend was open to brand partnerships. Lots of Eddie Bauer models, some Brookstone versions, etc. Probably more I haven't seen.
I have a 2xAA model branded with FORD, featuring cobalt blue anodizing. Excellent performance from the light, better than many 2xAA's even today.
 
Does anyone else have someone who gives you flashlights?

These were all gifts.

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I haven't figured out how to turn the wrench on. However, it has my name on it, so that's cool. :cool:
Years ago my wife gifted me several lights, all good-to-excellent choices. I was impressed by her novice selections. I later learned that instead of ordering online, she called the merchants I regularly order from directly and got expert advice on which light to buy. Clever girl. 👍
 
Too many flashlights, ya saaay. 🤨

The new Java MXS is one of only very few that I've felt kinda silly purchasing.

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Justification:

1. My Java collection wouldn't be complete without it.
2. I'm a self admitted Foursevens fanboi, and therefore conduct myself as such.
2b. Supporting them is a win win situation.
3. Dammit! A man needs a hobby.
3b. It was 25% off.
 
"Hi, my name is Chauncey. I'm a Flashaholic. ..... but I only buy lights from Foursevens."
Hi, my name's Dave, and it's been 45 days since I bought my last flashlight. 😱

*Poster's Editorial Note: "I want to emphasize in advance that the form of my comment is not intended in any way to diminish the difficulty of the journey endured by people recovering from real addiction." End comment.
 

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