Sig Sauer Foxtrot EDC Compact Rechargeable Handheld Flashlight

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A geek from the better end, say. As the name suggests, this lamp is EDC stuff. Suitably small to carry in your pocket on the pre-takes of the built-up area. In terms of light output, this rebel is quite sufficient, although the maximum output is lost after a few minutes of continuous operation. Even after this, you can get enough light from the lamp for an hour. This lamp does not have another, lower light output, for all kinds of crafts. This slightly narrows the range of use if the light advice has been acquired by a so-called for general use. I myself attached Thyrmin Switchback 2.0 to this hand light and got a quite tactical light for working with weapons. Especially when shooting with revolvers, using a flashlight poses its own challenges. This provides one sort of answer to the problem… The lamp comes with two! battery pack (also uses CR123 batteries if necessary) and two operating switches/lamp tail knobs. In one, the pressure switch is slightly more protected by its design against external threats than in the other. I haven't noticed a big difference in usability. In this flashlight, the pocket clip is designed in such a way that it cannot be detached from the lamp due to external violence. The stern drive switch must be unscrewed to remove the clip. I think this is a good thing. Although this clip can also be twisted loosely, if you wish, but it will not come off accidentally. Verdict: A devilishly convenient-sized lamp with quite sufficient light output! In terms of price, this was clearly below Surefire's lamps, but representing almost the same quality. However, this is expensive, because you can get other Chinese-made lamps for about a hundred in this store as well. THH