Gotta admit it’s a bright sucker though.
Sure It’s Cool But Just Like All The Rest, The Batteries Will Be Stone Dead When You Really Need It
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Documenting The Death Of America
Gotta admit it’s a bright sucker though.
That’s a quick way to draw fire.
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That much of anything leaving that fast OTTA create at least Some recoil!
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It does, but you can’t feel it.
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I once had an idea for a project. It was an 8 cell Mag light. Take a 5 or 6 cell,
and have a machinist make a threaded bushing and cut and thread the barrel
of another Mag light. A 12-volt quartz halogen bulb would melt the Mexichrome
plastic reflector. No problem, a ceramic reflector was available. Then I did a
little math and discovered the battery life based on the bulb current would
would last about ten minutes! The project was shelved.
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When surefire flashlights were the new hotness back in the day, I used to get their catalogs and trade magazines. I recall they had a model that they claimed could be used to signal satellites in orbit. Not sure on the application, but it would be hell on rioters night vision.
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I’m thinking of getting one. Or two. Then, when a Pantyfag gets in my face, they get 3+ million lumens in the face. After they are dazzled, I nail ’em with Pom.
Win-win. Carry LOTS of extra batteries!
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Why would you use a Pom, when a Chihuahua would be more effective in close quarters?
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‘Cause a Rottie is too big………….
*snerk*
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Ryobi makes a pretty badass light (P717) that I’ve grown fond of. The high beam is rated at 2500 lumens w/ a 700 yard range. It takes the same batteries as my hand tools, so I always have one charged. It also has a cigarette lighter adapter.
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Here ya go boys 🙂
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The IMALENT MS18 is rated at 100,000 Lumens with 1350 meters throw. Amazon has it for $669.95
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Too darn spendy for me!
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And you were worried the sun might burn out in a billion years. We got this.
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