Laser Devices Operator Flashlight

Does anybody have this flashlight or know anything about it? I've seen prices from $85 - $200 for this light, is it worth the money or over priced?

Ecko said:

Does anybody have this flashlight or know anything about it? I've seen prices from $85 - $200 for this light, is it worth the money or over priced?

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would be nice if you could put a link or a picture for those of us who arent living, breathing, walking flashlight encyclopedias with the price lists and technical data of every single flashlight known to Man stored in our heads

Sorry, I thought I did post a link... http://lcggear.com/zb/view.php?id=L...sc=on&&select_arrange=headnum&desc=asc&no=135

Ecko, you can get a whole lot more quality for a whole less money. Skip.

greenLED said:

Ecko, you can get a whole lot more quality for a whole less money. Skip.

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+1 on that, overpriced indeed.

I figured that but, I really like that body design.

It does look nifty, but . . . fur?

Tacky.

Points for style, definitely. Kinda reminds me of the flashlight equivalent of a Strider knife. Mean and sexy all at the same time...

Unfortunately, this is the first time I have seen it.

greenLED said:

Ecko, you can get a whole lot more quality for a whole less money. Skip.

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Based on what? Overseas prices? Laser Devices has been around a long time and they also do quite a bit of OEM work for most of the other "major" flashlight companies.

Their products are on par with Streamlight, Surefire, Penatgonlight, etc.

-dan

Heres a link to their site, you can download the spec sheet there.
http://www.laserdevices.com/product.php?id=28&a=specials

I've used a 6V operator before. Incandescent version with 2 CR123a batteries. It has a very usable clip(detachable). Adjustable focus head and is very similar in size with a SF E2e light. It could fit 17670 protected cells and the clickie switch is forward. The tailcap is integrated with body. Uses bi-pin lamps. I'm sure you could try to get some other bulbs, like the Strion with 1x17670 for rechargeable option.

It was a nice size but didn't offer anything better then my E2e back then.

There is also a LuxV LED option for this light, haven't tried it out. LD makes good quality stuff, but today's LEDs are just better.

A bit on the pricey side, but its nice to have another USA made option.:thumbsup: I don't think they are that over-priced though, given what most CPFers would pay for Gladius or SF centurion/milenium combat lights.