Who here carries some kind of high out put flashlight?

 

Any recommendations?

 

I was looking at the scorpion v3 which has a lot of nice features, but I was thinking it might be a little too big for carrying, the surefire px2 also looks nice but the throwback on it isnt that good for a 500 lumen light

 

Thanks

I carry a surefire to when I work; E2D executive defender, it has a nice bevel edge on it. They don't make it anymore but they have an led version of it now. Its great for searching people and rooms in a house or office setting. Larger rooms I'll switch to a bigger light. Here is what their puttting out now though and its basically the same.

 

http://www.surefire.com/illumination/flashlights/e2dl.html

I bought the smaller version than this one for $15. The small one will take one AAA or remove a piece and then u can use one cr123. The link below is the next size up so it must be very bright. The one I have has 3 settings high, low and strobe, I also have a surefire z2 combat light and the little one blows it away. I think they are out of stock but the package that I linked to is a great deal, even if the light is just ok it would be a good deal but the light is great. The one I got was the G2 and I don't see it on their site anymore. The deal came through gearhog I think. Check them out and hopefully they will be back in stock soon.

 

http://www.gunshack.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=38

I like 4sevens/foursevens, good lights, and they are very honest about output numbers. They aren't searchlights though. I ahve the maelstrom MMU (much closer to a pocket searchlight at 800 lumens) as well as some of their quarks. If you want really bright they have their mmu-hd at 1200. Nitcore also has the little monster which they claim at 2000 lumens.

I have a nitecore TM11. It's insanely powerful, with good range and more of a floodlight throw. On the highest power it does get pretty warm in a few minutes, and will start to self regulate power levels accordingly. So it's great for portability, and short duration use of the highest power. For longer runtime , you can always select a lower power and run it for much longer without heat problems.

 

I love the smart electronic power/control switch operation as well.

Im really liking the p2x fury combat, I like how its specifically designed to hold a pistol with, its 500 lumen which should be more than enough to blind someone, down fall is its only one out put and idk if it has a strobe

Surefire Fury is good - 500 lumen. 4 different versions depending on what you are after

 

TheWombat