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Flashaholic
For those of you that have owned both of these at one time or another, which do you prefer and why?
Be specific as possible with your reasons.
Be specific as possible with your reasons.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">It's too hard to push (LX). I gave one as a gift to my brother and about a week later he asked me if there was a way to make it stay on without holding the button. The point is that he pressed it and it didn't stay on because he didn't press it hard enough. He has used many of my flashlights so he is not new to them. If it's too hard for him then I'm sure he's not the only one. He had no problem with the Scorpion.Originally posted by Minjin:
I still don't understand why people complain about the Legend LX switch. I think it feels and works perfectly. My buddy has one and its the same way so its not just mine. What exactly is the complaint about them? I remember reading that some people were complaining that its too stiff. That has to be a joke...
Mark
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">I had a 2AA Craftsman light holster the LX fit in fine. It was a bit long so I cut some of the length and sewed it up. My only complaint was the rubber handle kept it from sliding out easily. I removed the rubber, but then it was way too slick, so I put it back.Originally posted by Marty Weiner:
What holster will it fit in, if any?
Marty
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">I swapped the "rubber band" from the head of a Brinkmann Rebel with the one on my LX. The rubber band on the Rebel has a built in "metal loop" that allows it to hang on a helt holder (that also comes with the Rebel).Originally posted by Marty Weiner:
Does the "rubber band" on the light come off?
What holster will it fit in, if any?
Marty