I know there are posts all over about them but can someone give a short, clear (concise maybe?)listing of the different types and their features.
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Velcro
Enlightened
Let me enlighten you.
I don't own a Stinger but I've read so much about them that I can literally dream the specs and features.
First, there is the 'standard' Stinger.
As you can see, it has a pushbutton on the head and is made of aluminum.
It also has a spare lamp storage inside the tailcap.
Then there's the Stinger XT, a 'tactical' version of the regular Stinger.
It has a tailcap switch (clickie), aluminum body and a non-slip rubber grip.
No spare lamp storage because of the switch.
The PolyStinger...
...is a polymer version of the regular Stinger (hence the word Poly).
It also has a pushbutton on the head and spare lamp storage inside the tailcap.
Each type of Stinger has a Lexan lens and adjustable focus.
The HP or High Performance reflector...
...basically replaces the standard head on the Stinger and Stinger XT...
...and offers a tighter, furthing reaching beam.
Because the lamp of the HP head is larger, it can not be stored inside the tailcap.
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Greetings,
Velcro
First, there is the 'standard' Stinger.
As you can see, it has a pushbutton on the head and is made of aluminum.
It also has a spare lamp storage inside the tailcap.
Then there's the Stinger XT, a 'tactical' version of the regular Stinger.
It has a tailcap switch (clickie), aluminum body and a non-slip rubber grip.
No spare lamp storage because of the switch.
The PolyStinger...
...is a polymer version of the regular Stinger (hence the word Poly).
It also has a pushbutton on the head and spare lamp storage inside the tailcap.
Each type of Stinger has a Lexan lens and adjustable focus.
The HP or High Performance reflector...
...basically replaces the standard head on the Stinger and Stinger XT...
...and offers a tighter, furthing reaching beam.
Because the lamp of the HP head is larger, it can not be stored inside the tailcap.
Did this help?
Greetings,
Velcro
BuddTX
Flashlight Enthusiast
Dont forget the BIG BOY!
Weighing in at just over 1 lb, the Ultrastinger from Streamlight is no lightweight when it comes to brightness. The Ultrastinger blasts a beam of light measuring 75,000 CP and is the brightest light available from Streamlight. The UltraStinger features an adjustable focus that produces a smooth even beam with a nice white center spot. This light activates with on/off/blink switch. The machined aluminum barrel of the UltraStinger is slightly over 1" in diameter and the head of the light measures 2-1/4" in diameter. The Ultrastinger can be charged from the standard Stinger/Polystinger steady charge systems
Weighing in at just over 1 lb, the Ultrastinger from Streamlight is no lightweight when it comes to brightness. The Ultrastinger blasts a beam of light measuring 75,000 CP and is the brightest light available from Streamlight. The UltraStinger features an adjustable focus that produces a smooth even beam with a nice white center spot. This light activates with on/off/blink switch. The machined aluminum barrel of the UltraStinger is slightly over 1" in diameter and the head of the light measures 2-1/4" in diameter. The Ultrastinger can be charged from the standard Stinger/Polystinger steady charge systems
gb6491
Newly Enlightened
There are also some SuperStingers still floating around out there. It has the head of the regular Stinger and a battery compartment like the UltraStinger. Twice the runtime of the regular Stinger. It can be upgraded to UltraStinger performance with a HP head and UltraStinger bulb.
The UltraStinger has replaced it in StreamLight's product line.
Regards,
Greg
By the way: Nice post Velcro.
The UltraStinger has replaced it in StreamLight's product line.
Regards,
Greg
By the way: Nice post Velcro.
