Gerber TX 3.0
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ernsanada
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I bought mine at http://www.batterystation.com/lx3.htm Light is long, 7 and 5/8 long. My tint is slightly green. Beam has an off center, square shape with a circular beam shape off center inside the square.
Shipping was fast from Battery Station
Shipping was fast from Battery Station
Cornkid
Flashlight Enthusiast
Hello, name's Tom
To get some info go to the following:
Gerber Lx 3.0
click on the orange BUY ONLINE to get a list of sellers.
-tom
To get some info go to the following:
Gerber Lx 3.0
click on the orange BUY ONLINE to get a list of sellers.
-tom
Cornkid
Flashlight Enthusiast
Is it regulated?
-tom
-tom
Flash_Fan
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Hi;
It is a pretty good light for the $$$. It has a very white LED, 40-50 hours of run time on 3-AAs or NiMH batteries. I own one myself. There is a great review on the Flashlight Reviews site:
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/gerber_lx3.htm
Regards
Brad
It is a pretty good light for the $$$. It has a very white LED, 40-50 hours of run time on 3-AAs or NiMH batteries. I own one myself. There is a great review on the Flashlight Reviews site:
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/gerber_lx3.htm
Regards
Brad
treek13
Flashlight Enthusiast
First, he is asking about the Gerber TX 3.0 not the LX 3.0. This is a new model that was shown at the SHOT Show. From the Pocketlights.com Blog, "The Gerber TX 3.0 is the tactical version of the Gerber of LX 3.0. It has a black anodized finish, an anti-roll bezel and tactical push button switch with a lock-off mode to prevent the light from accidentally turning on. The TX 3.0 comes with black nylon sheath and retails for $60.00."
Second, I don't think it is available quite yet; I haven't seen it on any sites.
Hope this helps,
Pat
Second, I don't think it is available quite yet; I haven't seen it on any sites.
Hope this helps,
Pat
Cornkid
Flashlight Enthusiast
OH!!! Im sorry!
-tom
-tom
Quickbeam
Flashlight Enthusiast
If it runs on the same power source, I'm willing to bet all they changed was the body and the switch. The rest of the internals will likely be the same as the LX series...
