Anyone used one of these

[Mooseontheloose 52]

I know it's not the correct tool for the job but I don't fancy carrying a big lamp when out for mooch. Would this do the job for some light bunny lamping thanks 

[lurchers 2,904]

No mate unless ya dog can catch a rabbit in 10yrds,I use 1 for work as they are bright enough for loft spaces and cellars while looking for rats and mice.Ya will be better off buying the ones that go onto a scope but they are a £150 or something like that.

[Countryman62 542]

I use this these days, it’s got spot to flood and a few other modes which I don’t use, 220 lumens so it cuts through the dark a good distance, not that I use it like that, I prefer to use fieldcraft and get close when I poach, there’s four different coloured filters for about £7 extra, the only drawback for me is because of the Cree lens bulb you don’t get the ruby red eyes of a Rabbit shining back when you lamp them, which I find disappointing but if I knew how to fit an halogen bulb to this torch it would be perfect and another plus point is if you get pulled over you can’t get done for carrying a torch

Edited July 2, 2021 by Countryman62

[jeemes 4,573]

10 hours ago, Countryman62 said:

I use this these days, it’s got spot to flood and a few other modes which I don’t use, 220 lumens so it cuts through the dark a good distance, not that I use it like that, I prefer to use fieldcraft and get close when I poach, there’s four different coloured filters for about £7 extra, the only drawback for me is because of the Cree lens bulb you don’t get the ruby red eyes of a Rabbit shining back when you lamp them, which I find disappointing but if I knew how to fit an halogen bulb to this torch it would be perfect and another plus point is if you get pulled over you can’t get done for carrying a torch

Are you using this for Lurcher work?

[Countryman62 542]

Yes Jeemes, I use this torch when I go lamping, I get two nights lamping on a full charge so about six hours in total that’s plenty of time for me now I’m in my sixties, I get out three or four times a week and when I get a good sized bag I get a lift home off the local taxi firm for a couple of Rabbits, there’s a five year guarantee with the torch I’ve had mine since 2013 and it’s never let me down, atb

[Black neck 16,306]

16 hours ago, Countryman62 said:

I use this these days, it’s got spot to flood and a few other modes which I don’t use, 220 lumens so it cuts through the dark a good distance, not that I use it like that, I prefer to use fieldcraft and get close when I poach, there’s four different coloured filters for about £7 extra, the only drawback for me is because of the Cree lens bulb you don’t get the ruby red eyes of a Rabbit shining back when you lamp them, which I find disappointing but if I knew how to fit an halogen bulb to this torch it would be perfect and another plus point is if you get pulled over you can’t get done for carrying a torch

Why the lube

[Countryman62 542]

6 hours ago, Black neck said:

Why the lube

For the threads when the batteries are screwed in and for extending the torch for the spotlight mode, keeps it all weather proof and in working order, atb

[Black neck 16,306]

Just now, Countryman62 said:

For the threads when the batteries are screwed in and for extending the torch for the spotlight mode, keeps it all weather proof and in working order, atb

Well that's pretty boring then 

[Countryman62 542]

Ha ha very true