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i am looking to buy a lightforce 170 striker for my theoben rapid and attach it to the scope so i can go out alone.i have read the specifications of them and i think they are one of the best lamps i can get.

 

if anyone has one could they please let me know what they are like before i depart with my cash.

 

thanks

:hmm:

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i am looking to buy a lightforce 170 striker for my theoben rapid and attach it to the scope so i can go out alone.i have read the specifications of them and i think they are one of the best lamps i can get.

 

if anyone has one could they please let me know what they are like before i depart with my cash.

 

thanks

:hmm:

In my opinion they are too big and a bit of an over kill for air rifle work.

 

Kyle

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i am looking to buy a lightforce 170 striker for my theoben rapid and attach it to the scope so i can go out alone.i have read the specifications of them and i think they are one of the best lamps i can get.

 

if anyone has one could they please let me know what they are like before i depart with my cash.

 

thanks

:hmm:

In my opinion they are too big and a bit of an over kill for air rifle work.

 

Kyle

If you are planning on using a red filter you might get away with it, if not then its way too powerful for air rifle ranges, then again if you get the variable version you will have the best of both worlds. atb nasher

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I use one of these they are superb for airgun ranges and more!

 

http://cgi.ebay.com.hk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170512470003&ssPageName=ADME:B:FSEL:HK:1123

 

I've got it mounted under my air cylinder, but I often put it on my scope.

 

I then got a cheap duracell torch from home bargains with a couple of filters for a couple of quid. Only wanted the filters, a couple of winds of black electrical tape round the light rim and the filters just clip on, saved myself a FORTUNE.

 

Incidently I got the sure fire/ ultrafire, because it has been proven by many guy's on here to be fantastic in the field :yes:

 

Just dont look at it when you turn it on, IT HURTS :angel:

 

Buy a couple of rechargeable batts and the charger. I paid less than £25 quid ALL IN :clapper:

 

There are a few english sellers doing them on ebay, I'd reccomend MINIMUM 300 L's or higher.

 

You can also get coloured bulb units or dedicated filters for them.

The mounting system you need is cheap as well, its rubber and velcro for all size gun and lamp combinations and costs only a couple of quid :thumbs:

 

Phantom

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i am looking to buy a lightforce 170 striker for my theoben rapid and attach it to the scope so i can go out alone.i have read the specifications of them and i think they are one of the best lamps i can get.

 

if anyone has one could they please let me know what they are like before i depart with my cash.

 

thanks

:hmm:

 

 

whats wrong with a clu lite, you wana be able to hit the rabbits first george :tongue2:

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Deben LEDRAY jobs are the same as the ultrafire/surefire but with half the light throw and three times the cost!

 

Phantom

 

 

i agree :thumbs: this is perfect for airrifle. light, powerful & easy carry.

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do they do the coloured lens with these phantom and a dimmer switch .

 

I've not seen a dimmer switch for them, but you can buy or even make or adapt coloured filters for them.

 

But if you want a good strong red light, you can get the bulb units with coloured led in them so you wont loose the throw of the beam.

 

Phantom

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do they do the coloured lens with these phantom and a dimmer switch .

 

I've not seen a dimmer switch for them, but you can buy or even make or adapt coloured filters for them.

 

But if you want a good strong red light, you can get the bulb units with coloured led in them so you wont loose the throw of the beam.

 

Phantom

I might be wrong but im not sure you can dim an LED, as far as im aware, its all or nothing

 

Kyle

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Once they are on, you can increase the voltage until it gets very bright and hot then they either melt or as they often did just crack open and fail.

 

One of our favourite tricks was to stick a 12 volt capacitor 100uf into the 240V rails. They sound like a shotgun and it snows but a bit whiffy though, sorta like fish

 

Phantom

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