Does anyone have any info on Digilight flashlights? Prices seem reasonable, and they have some tac lights w/pressure switches, but I always get concerned when prices are low on lights that are normally more expensive. If anyone has had any dealings with these guys please let me know what you think. Thanks.
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Paul_in_Maryland
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They're up now, with their T9, T12, and redesigned T12 miniturbohead (now fits T9, too) in stock.
Paul_in_Maryland
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Sorry, I meant to post that on my thread, "Digilight USA: Still in business?"
Digilight's tactical lights are adapted from G&P's Surefire P/C/D-compatible tactical series (T3, T6, T9, T12, and 9S). If you search the Incandescents forum for Digilight, you'll find several related threads. For more background, search for G&P.
In the same forum, see my review of the LEDWave Z-3, which is likewise a variant of the G&P T9. LEDWave is cheaper, but Digilight uses a glass lens and a real clickie. Each of their tactical lights now bears an NSN (National Stock Number) for ready purchase by the US Government.
Digilight's tactical lights are adapted from G&P's Surefire P/C/D-compatible tactical series (T3, T6, T9, T12, and 9S). If you search the Incandescents forum for Digilight, you'll find several related threads. For more background, search for G&P.
In the same forum, see my review of the LEDWave Z-3, which is likewise a variant of the G&P T9. LEDWave is cheaper, but Digilight uses a glass lens and a real clickie. Each of their tactical lights now bears an NSN (National Stock Number) for ready purchase by the US Government.
