[SHOOTER13]

What do you use when you need a bright light to illuminate the night...?

I own two of these...one for my nightstand, and one for my Jeep.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Max Output: 65/120 lumens
With optional ultra-high output lamp
Runtime: 60/20 minutes
With optional ultra-high output lamp
Length: 5.10 Inches
Weight: 5.30 Ounces
Battery: Two 123A Lithium



FEATURES
Rugged aerospace-grade aluminum body, available with Type II anodizing in glossy black or Mil-Spec Type III hard anodizing in olive drab
O-ring sealed, weatherproof
Tempered Pyrex® window
Pocket clip
Tailcap switch: press for momentary-on, twist for constant-on
Switch lockout prevents accidental activation during transport or storage


The C2 Centurion is a compact (palm size) high-intensity incandescent flashlight for duty and tactical use or conditions requiring enhanced grip, similar to their Z2 but with pocket clip and slightly heavier body. Patented rubber grip ring allows the light to be operated with a handgun using the Rogers/SureFire technique. Puts out a smooth, brilliant, pre-focused tactical-level beam with four times the light of a big two D-cell flashlight - bright enough to temporarily blind and disorient a person by impairing his night-adapted vision. Light output may be nearly doubled with optional P61 lamp.

 

[greyhawk50]

As for the vehicles or just around the house, most any Walmart brand will do as long as it's LED. Incandescent flashlights are too dim for my old eyes.

I have a Remington Blood Tracker Flashlight in my hunting backpack.

You'll find a Techlite on my nightstand.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz5LWsxWVso[/ame]

Product Features

• Features CREE XPE LEDs - 150 Lumens Output
• High and Low Beam: Provides the light required at the touch of a button
• Emergency Strobe Light: Signals Your Location to Others
• Multifunction Cap Switch: 50% & 100% light output levels, and flashing emergency strobe
• Polycarbonate Lens, Vacuum Plated Reflector, Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Body

 

[Rich1028]

mag lite led 2 d batteries,and regular 4 d mag lights.
and in the cars those cheap $5 led's

 

[28Shooter]

I have a yellow synthetic Surefire for house emergencies, 2-C cell Maglights in the cars, and a single AA led for when I walk the dogs at night.

 

[Rich1028]

I made A video on the flashlights that I have.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko5jhHv9DDI&feature=share&list=UUbZjPggejk8y9qMKPrM7ekA[/ame]

 

[oldbrass]

a 12 gauge lights the dark dang good

 

[axxe55]

i used Maglights for many years and still have many left, but have now gone to using the Streamlight brand of rechargeable flashlights. i have an older one thats an incandicent and a new one that's an LED version. both are very bright, but the LED is much brighter. both have the bases that can be interchanged, as well as the battery sticks. i have one base mounted in my office, one each in both trucks. they also come with 12v DC and 120v AC chargers.