Gun Lamp

[GEOFF.223 83]

Or

[GEOFF.223 83]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-XTAR-3400mAh-PROTECTED-18650-Rechargable-Li-ion-Batteries-Panasonic-NCR18650B-/171166408875?pt=UK_ConsumerElectronics_Batteries_SM&hash=item27da5020ab

[GEOFF.223 83]

Dont buy trustfire or ultra fire batterts even in a low power torch there a waist of time

 

Any protected Panasonic based battery over 2600mah is the way to go

[activeviii 8]

I make the T20 torch that sits on the scope, change to red led, new driver and remake the pill , works out to your 200 with no problems. ultrafire batteries of around 4000mah, last about 2.5 hours if run none stop but you only have the torch on for a few minutes at a time, so one battery lasts all evening.

i have one on the scope and one in hand that i search with, they only take one 18650 battery but as long as you use protected batteries then your fine. so cheap you can carry a spare set.

 

i have turned a few crelants in to red led for people but there is a lot better out there for your money. you could use the T20 with a crelant collimator head which will give a throw further than you can see.

 

only down side to torches with led's is there so tight a beam you struggle to use them from a motor, ok the t20 has an adjustable head but its still hard going. All my shooting os on foot so not an issue really, just as well as i have sold off all the lamps.

 

 

T20 with the crelant head

 

 

Standard T20 with the red led mod.

 

 

[slipper 116]

Nightmaster 800 brilliant bit of kit got the turbo kit with green red and white pill, pick up foxes eyes well past 500 yards and obviously 800 yards with the white pill can't get better than that

[activeviii 8]

Nightmaster 800 brilliant bit of kit got the turbo kit with green red and white pill, pick up foxes eyes well past 500 yards and obviously 800 yards with the white pill can't get better than that

 

 

I beg to differ kidda.

 

the one in the photo above will push further with a white led.

[slipper 116]

But will it last nearly 8 hours? Lol

[activeviii 8]

£3 for a spare battery i will put up with carrying if it saves big money on the cost of the torch.lol

[nicholiath 1]

I have one of activeiii's red led t20 torches use it on my .22 hornet and .243 spanking piece of kit. also use modded ultrafire 501b like daveg does on here on my rimmy .

[activeviii 8]

My gosh Nicholiath, you get around a bit.

 

glad the T20 is working for you.

 

all the best

 

Phil

[Plummerterrier 291]

On the subject looking to get a clulite shooterlite for Xmas don't mind carrying a battery as I always go shooting with somebody so shots each with the lamp, but I'm looking for a light to use with the dog as well as shooting any body got experience with this light ?

[ponte 222]

Is the beam adjustable on the creland 7g5cs ( flood to throw )

 

Thanks

[compoundarcher 35]

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/307104-green-cree-torch-long-range/

 

there you go

[fireblade_rrw 20]

Hi. Interested in a white torch. I've had a couple of cree torches but currently using the ND3 Laser. Biggest problem I've hit with torches is overspill light on the moderator & the ND3 is the only equipment that doesn't cause light flare back into the scope. Have you tried it on a CF with a moderator?

[compoundarcher 35]

on a .243 yes worked fine what you need to do if you get to much flare is zoom in on the scope... worked well on this gun zoomed to x 12 to clear it...mind you it had a sunshade on the scope... not sure if that made any difference...