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Question: How does light hold up to recoil as a weapon light? Have had D battery lights and they all get dented batteries and stop working just riding in truck
Document: UPDATE after several weeks of use. After some extended use, better results with battery runtime, and comparison with "competing" products, the Mag-Tac only got better.This is a solid light, providing good value when evaluated against the comparably featured models of the more expensive competition. Bang for the buck is also equal to or better than the competing offshore-manufactured 2XCR123 cell lights. Compare construction quality and materials, and compare rated lumens X runtime / price.
This is one bright compact light. The downfall with it is the cost of the batteries and the life of them. If you buy this light, I would recommend getting a set of rechargeable batteries. I can get about 1 hour of use out of each pair of rechargeable Tenergy CR123A 900mAh batteries.
Biggest problem I've had so far is with my kids stealing it to play with. If I needed another light I'd get another of these or the &#34;tactical&#34; version with the scalloped head. If the light is turned on and put on a table shining straight down (kids) the light escaping gives you a chance to save the batteries.
It came down to this and the Surefire G2X Pro since I really try to avoid imported items as much as I can. I went with the Maglite since I have many of their incandescent lights from years past that are still in very good working order. Further, during the only time I contacted their customer service department (not for a manufacturer defect), I received fantastic service, so how could I not go with them?
Very nice light. Easily mount to any weapon of ur choice. Batteries are a little expensive if you buy them locally. My advice is to order them online. I bought 7 batteries from batteryjunction.com for the price you would pay for 2 at local store.
This is a superb, American-made, flashlight. While the switching or button activation may sound confusing when written, it is simple and effective in practice. The low power setting saves battery life and will satisfy typical flashlight uses. The high-power setting makes the flashlight a significant crime or animal deterrent (the Internet will provide details). Be aware that replacement batteries are expensive. However in the power saving mode they last for hours and they make the light reliable.
Working in construction, this is just the rugged, bright type of flashlight I needed. Easy to use, affordable for the quality and backed by a reputable name. One suggestion, buy the 123 lithium batteries in bulk and you'll save a ton of money!
These things are excellent. They do the job and work well. My wife and I both have one and its as bright as you need, or at least as bright as we need. Taking the dogs for a walk in the evening and using these lights is excellent. Two settings for brightness saves batteries too.
It is an expensive flashlight, but it is worth the money. I have had no problems, it is very bright, and i have great confidence that it will work for a long time. The on button is a soft electronic button, not a mechanical switch. The only thing i did not like was the batteries. It uses cr123 batteries, witch are expensive. You can get them online for about 2$ a piece. Your flashlight will run a long time with them. 18650 batteries will not fit.
It is incredibly bright and very compact. I bought this to replace my 3 D cell mag-lite. It was too big and I did not realize how puny the light was until I used the new Mag-Tac.Love it!
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