Sig Sauer StopLight

[FlashlightsNgear.com]

First time Ive ran across this light and was curious if anyone has experienced this masterpiece. I bought a Sig Sauer 556ER last week and currently have a Olight M20 Warrior Premium mounted to the bottom rail with the pressure switch on the right side front rail, its bright and looks badass but I may have to have one of these also :) http://www.sigsauer.com/SigStore/ShowProductDetails.aspx?categoryid=26&productid=263

 

[300winmag]

That thing is killer!!!!!!!!!!!! 700 Lumens on a pistol :cool:
Would look kinda funny though.

 

[FlashlightsNgear.com]

I just wonder if its really 700 Lumens - Iam writting some letters trying to find out more about it, specs wise. Here is the gun I will be putting it on http://www.sigsauer.com/Products/ShowCatalogProductDetails.aspx?categoryid=35&productid=247 I have a Browning Pro9 Pistol that Ill try it on also, hopefully I can pick up one of these soon and get some beamshots and and do a mini review, diffently looks cool.

 

[RyanA]

I'd be willing to bet that the batteries are 2s2p. 700 seems possible.

 

[lightforce2]

Would the stoplight be classed as a "flashlight" or a "firearm accessory"??
I've sometimes thought about importing one to Australia, I may have to check with Aust customs first.

cheers.

 

[300winmag]

I read on the site it can be used as a flashlight when not on the firearm.:party:
I guess it depends on who is shipping it, cause here in Canada they are cracking down on so much firearm accessories coming through the border its ridiculous. In this situation I would ask that "illumination tool" be written on the box. It's true it is a "illumination tool". We have to come up with ingenious ways of getting stuff through customs up here. As long as you don't lie about whats in the box cause that would be illegal, however you can "stretch the truth" by getting all technical and that is not illegal. 99% of customs people would simply think that its just a flashlight and pay no attention to it.