Sup all, I'm looking at the Boker BO006 xenon flashlight that claims to produce 80 lumens. I did a search and found nothing (here and with google). Anybody here have one or can review this flashlight and their opinion on it. Help much appreciated!
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Have you tried http://www.flashlightreviews.com/index1.html ?
You can also check http://ledmuseum.home.att.net/ledleft.htm think they have some incans as well.:thinking:
If you wan't a cheap good 2xCR123A incan light then you should consider the Surefire G2, alot of "bang for the buck" :twothumbs
You can also upgrade the G2 with a cree drop-in without getting riuned..
Have you tried http://www.flashlightreviews.com/index1.html ?
You can also check http://ledmuseum.home.att.net/ledleft.htm think they have some incans as well.:thinking:
If you wan't a cheap good 2xCR123A incan light then you should consider the Surefire G2, alot of "bang for the buck" :twothumbs
You can also upgrade the G2 with a cree drop-in without getting riuned..
WhatMACHI
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TigerhawkT3
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I wouldn't buy a product "from" a manufacturer not known for making those sorts of products. For example, I wouldn't buy a flashlight with a knife, gun, or other brand on it. Examples are Boker as a knife manufacturer and Ka-Bar, Mossberg, Remington, and others as gun manufacturers. I would go with a light that has its own manufacturer's name proudly displayed on it, like Streamlight or Fenix or whatever.
If you want a decent but cheap xenon light, try the Brinkmann Maxfire at Target.
If you want a decent but cheap xenon light, try the Brinkmann Maxfire at Target.
I thought Brinkmann made BBQ's.
TigerhawkT3
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That, and flashlights. If you go to brinkmann.net and mouse over "Shop," you'll see that lights are a significant part of what they do. Also, notice the "Remington Gear" section. In stores, it's probably just marked "Remington" and not "Brinkmann," and the manufacturer would be unknown. For example, I have an old "Mossberg"-branded light that looks suspiciously like many Coast designs (weird batteries, exaggerated claims, etc.). I wouldn't trust the Remington-branded items because of this (unless I knew and trusted the manufacturer).I thought Brinkmann made BBQ's.
May I suggest Wolf Eyes 6AX Sniper Tactical Flashlight $34.95 100Lumens.
http://www.pts-flashlights.com/products/product.aspx?pid=1-3-6-6017
very well respected around here and you can always upgrade to the LED dropin if you wish.
Welcome tp CPF
Norm
http://www.pts-flashlights.com/products/product.aspx?pid=1-3-6-6017
very well respected around here and you can always upgrade to the LED dropin if you wish.
Welcome tp CPF
Norm
