Feb 6, 2016 #1 arKmm Enlightened Joined Feb 28, 2014 Messages 340 Location UK ..they've come a long way Attachments 12670057_1703700069845435_4746801436855781465_n.jpg 52.4 KB · Views: 57
Feb 6, 2016 #2 Str8stroke Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Nov 27, 2013 Messages 5,032 Location On The Black Pearl Funny. I bet at the time, those were the best of the best. They look like some D cell lights. I am gonna guess 30 lumens or so.
Funny. I bet at the time, those were the best of the best. They look like some D cell lights. I am gonna guess 30 lumens or so.
Feb 7, 2016 #3 M m4a1usr Enlightened Joined May 4, 2013 Messages 884 Location Washington State Looks like Margaret Thatcher with a trio of MP5 holders. Circa 1968? That is a dinosaur light. I bet heavy too!
Looks like Margaret Thatcher with a trio of MP5 holders. Circa 1968? That is a dinosaur light. I bet heavy too!
Feb 7, 2016 #4 P Pilotodude Newly Enlightened Joined Dec 28, 2015 Messages 130 She was PM in the 80's. Those look like Gen-1 Streamliight SL-20s. Hard to be sure from the lack of pic quality.
She was PM in the 80's. Those look like Gen-1 Streamliight SL-20s. Hard to be sure from the lack of pic quality.
Feb 8, 2016 #5 bykfixer Flashaholic CPF Supporter Joined Aug 9, 2015 Messages 20,476 Location Dust in the Wind She'd probably like the changes
Feb 9, 2016 #6 B BillSWPA Enlightened Joined Dec 27, 2011 Messages 670 Location Southwest PA Very interesting historical picture. Yes, weapon lights have come a very long way. Thanks for posting.
Very interesting historical picture. Yes, weapon lights have come a very long way. Thanks for posting.
Feb 12, 2016 #7 CelticCross74 Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Aug 30, 2014 Messages 4,021 Location Fairfax Va good lord try to get an aim on a bad guy with that huge light on top of your gun
Feb 12, 2016 #8 Z zmbhntr Newly Enlightened Joined Feb 11, 2016 Messages 7 That's a great old picture. I have a TLR-2s on my Sig 226 Tacops that has served me a little bit better than those lights would.
That's a great old picture. I have a TLR-2s on my Sig 226 Tacops that has served me a little bit better than those lights would.
Feb 12, 2016 #9 B BillSWPA Enlightened Joined Dec 27, 2011 Messages 670 Location Southwest PA CelticCross74 said: good lord try to get an aim on a bad guy with that huge light on top of your gun Click to expand... Agreed. The fact that those guys believe it to be worthwhile to have those huge, unwieldy things on their otherwise compact sub machine guns really says something about the value of a weapon mounted light.
CelticCross74 said: good lord try to get an aim on a bad guy with that huge light on top of your gun Click to expand... Agreed. The fact that those guys believe it to be worthwhile to have those huge, unwieldy things on their otherwise compact sub machine guns really says something about the value of a weapon mounted light.
Feb 12, 2016 #10 bykfixer Flashaholic CPF Supporter Joined Aug 9, 2015 Messages 20,476 Location Dust in the Wind Well fellas ya gotta understand... The Chinese made tin toy lights hadn't been invented yet.
Feb 16, 2016 #11 I Inebriated Newly Enlightened Joined Jul 10, 2011 Messages 102 For anyone interested in a history of weapon lights; http://www.breachbangclear.com/nothing-from-a-vacuum-weapon-mounted-lights/
For anyone interested in a history of weapon lights; http://www.breachbangclear.com/nothing-from-a-vacuum-weapon-mounted-lights/