Laser Devices Operator Flashlight

[Ecko]

Does anybody have this flashlight or know anything about it? I've seen prices from $85 - $200 for this light, is it worth the money or over priced?

 

[hyperloop]

Does anybody have this flashlight or know anything about it? I've seen prices from $85 - $200 for this light, is it worth the money or over priced?

would be nice if you could put a link or a picture for those of us who arent living, breathing, walking flashlight encyclopedias with the price lists and technical data of every single flashlight known to Man stored in our heads :D

 

[Ecko]

Sorry, I thought I did post a link... http://lcggear.com/zb/view.php?id=L...sc=on&&select_arrange=headnum&desc=asc&no=135

 

[greenLED]

Ecko, you can get a whole lot more quality for a whole less money. Skip.

 

[hyperloop]

Ecko, you can get a whole lot more quality for a whole less money. Skip.

+1 on that, overpriced indeed.

 

[Ecko]

I figured that but, I really like that body design.

 

[gottawearshades]

It does look nifty, but . . . fur?

Tacky.

 

[corrections operator]

Points for style, definitely. Kinda reminds me of the flashlight equivalent of a Strider knife. Mean and sexy all at the same time...

Unfortunately, this is the first time I have seen it.

 

[dano]

Ecko, you can get a whole lot more quality for a whole less money. Skip.

Based on what? Overseas prices? Laser Devices has been around a long time and they also do quite a bit of OEM work for most of the other "major" flashlight companies.

Their products are on par with Streamlight, Surefire, Penatgonlight, etc.

-dan

 

[Ecko]

Heres a link to their site, you can download the spec sheet there.
http://www.laserdevices.com/product.php?id=28&a=specials

 

[supes]

I've used a 6V operator before. Incandescent version with 2 CR123a batteries. It has a very usable clip(detachable). Adjustable focus head and is very similar in size with a SF E2e light. It could fit 17670 protected cells and the clickie switch is forward. The tailcap is integrated with body. Uses bi-pin lamps. I'm sure you could try to get some other bulbs, like the Strion with 1x17670 for rechargeable option.

It was a nice size but didn't offer anything better then my E2e back then.

There is also a LuxV LED option for this light, haven't tried it out. LD makes good quality stuff, but today's LEDs are just better.

 

[kramer5150]

A bit on the pricey side, but its nice to have another USA made option.:thumbsup: I don't think they are that over-priced though, given what most CPFers would pay for Gladius or SF centurion/milenium combat lights.