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[mustang_to]

Features:

A built-in dual thumbscrew mount that fits picatinny rails.
Two pressure-sensitive momentary activation pads to control the main battle light -- one on each side of the grip
A constant-on switch
A third, smaller momentary switch to control two low-output LEDs
Actual output 500 Lumens( Use LIR123 Batteries )
With 3 LIR123 batteries, the flashlight can shine constantly for 10-15 mins.
Operated by 3 LIR123(Recommanded) or CR123A batteries( Not included )
Replacement bulb is US$15



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[newk22]

i think 500 lumen's is just way to many.....i feel like that could possibly blind someone for 24 hours

[Kousnik]

i think 500 lumen's is just way to many.....i feel like that could possibly blind someone for 24 hours

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

hahahahahah

but yes, he has a point, my torch is 120 lumens and plentty of people have complained about relics that wouldnt shift for some time.

[Crispin1025]

He he he, this out to be fun to use in CQB...

That being said, it is WAY to powerful for airsoft, unless you happen to be sniping at 85+ yards, and even then it is probably too powerful.

Cheers,
Daniel

[dynamic_e]

holy ######...thats freeking awesome

[broken gun]

i think 500 lumen's is just way to many.....i feel like that could possibly blind someone for 24 hours

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

you think thats alot G&P just released a 3500 luman flash light. go on redwolf if you wan tto see it.

[SigPro552]

I doubt its really 500 lumens. They're probably using it more as a selling point. That type of light would be good for open areas, but you've got to remember this: 500 lumens reflecting off walls back into your eyes sucks. I'll stick with my Insight M3 for close quarters.

[evansy]

If rsov doesnt get any m910 replicas back in stock I think I'll get one of these for my zombie killer

Edited by evansy, 06 July 2007 - 02:28 PM.