short high output flashlight options?

[z_macabre12345]

Im looking for short flashlights that stick with a common cr123 lithium battery.



Im looking at the novatec lights and sort of settled on the 120T, it seems to be the shortest at 3inches and runs on 1 cr123 120lumen output. They are also tough lights, hopefully will stand up to the beating i'll give it.



Is there anything better or Shorter?

 

[HotWire]

I consider the older Novatac lights great! The fit, finish, programability (some), and the feel in my hand is wonderful. They may not be the brightest, but they are.... well... a flashlight. They are easy to pocket, easy to use, and reliable. They also work well on RCR123 batteries. I own several of them. I do not own any new Novatac lights because of the comments made by other CPRers. If I were to look for another Novatac, I'd search the MarketPlace for a used older model 120T.

 

[RonReagan]

You should also look up the 250 click hack thing that allows you to enter the programming mode like on the P model. I doubt they've fixed the loophole.

 

[DaveTheDude]

Check out the ThruNite Neutron 1x123. XM-L emitter. 500 lumens. Relatively short body; not fat at all.

What's not to like?

 

[Bullzeyebill]

Moving this to the LED Flashlights forum.

Bill

 

[tomp]

This may not be the toughest option out there, but I have not seen a better priced deal anywhere: http://westernsportonline.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=41&products_id=453

 

[glockxj]

4Sevens Minix 123.