Longest throw?

I've searched the forum looking for the smallest light with the longest throw. Alot of the previous threads on this date a little back and with all the new lights that have come out from that time there are alot more choices.
So my question, what is the smallest light with the longest throw(incan or led)
I dont not want to buy an upgrade, modify it, nothing, just straight out of the box. I would prefer it to be in the e1b, p2d range. Also maybe a a few modes if possible(high, low). I know you might say well ur P2d fits that description pretty good, well I know there is always something better and you guys have the answer .

Thanks

possibly the 4aa "DEFT" or an aspheric mag with cree and 52mm Diameter 37mm FL lens

other than aspherical theres DBS and Tiablo etc


for something in that p2d size with throw , you prolly wont get the REAL long throw you want maybe unless you stick an aspheric in a fenix which has been done before but this requires a little work just unscrew the head and put lens in or i think i saw someone just buy the fenix red filter cap that slips on the fenix and just replace the red lens with aspheric one

another easy route maybe get a 2aa minimag and buy the cree 5ex drop in and get an aspheric for that or an acrylic ball from the shoppe theledguy.com

The longest throw?
Small factor? the new jetbeam ultra,might fit the bill! something a little larger try the DBS.

Something 1 CR123 powered seems to be what you are looking for.

You'll have to either go with an optic(like the Surefires) or a larger reflector(like the Lumapower D-mini).

in my light collection i guess i have a fairly diverse range from least expensive to the most, and no matter what, the dbs v2 out throws them all AND has a cleaner, sharper beam. Derry r on a winner there, hands down:thumbsup:

Well, I'm very impressed with the throw I get from my Jetbeam II I.B.S.
It's one my favorites.

Ive read somewhere that LEDLENSERs new P7 light throws further than all of the mentioned :naughty:

Can't really compare to too many other lights, but I re-impressed myself recently with the throw of the Lummi RAW NS.

The new versions should be more impressive.

kts said:

Ive read somewhere that LEDLENSERs new P7 light throws further than all of the mentioned :naughty:

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I would say you have been misinformed

Check out a Surefire E1B. Mine is a throw monster !

LumenMan said:

Check out a Surefire E1B. Mine is a throw monster !

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I don't doubt that,but have you seen my DBS @ 400 meters +
Seriously though! I have used my DBS tonight,and IMO not alot comes close..oh and the 400 meters + it's true

TITAN1833 said:

I don't doubt that,but have you seen my DBS @ 400 metres +

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I gotta see some beamshots ! :wave::thumbsup::naughty:

LumenMan said:

I gotta see some beamshots ! :wave::thumbsup::naughty:

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LOL are you serious? have you not! google searched CPF

LumenMan said:

Originally Posted by LumenMan
Check out a Surefire E1B. Mine is a throw monster !

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Originally Posted by TITAN1833
I don't doubt that,but have you seen my DBS @ 400 metres +

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I gotta see some beamshots ! :wave::thumbsup::naughty:

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+1

400+ meter/1312' beam shots are not posted much around here beside "DEFT". Yes, I want beam shots.

400+ meters usable or visible?

Can we please not get off topic.

From your first post it appears that you would like a smaller thrower, something 1 CR123 powered and smaller then the normally mentioned throwers like the Tiablo A8/A9 and the DBS.

And I right in the assumption?

Question: Which would have a longer throw, SF e1b or nitecore ex10? Thanks

:thumbsup: for Surefire E1B.

Edit: This was not necessarily an answer to the above posted question. I know nothing about the Nitecore ex10. I just know I really like my E1B. Tiny light...incredible throw. Perfect tailcap UI.

And just one more, would you rate the P2D and EX10 as being pretty much the same light as in what they put out?(not talking about the piston drive, and those type features).

Thanks again