SureFire Torchlights 2
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any1 kn0ws where t0 9et SureFire Torchlights?
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sheares got sell..Originally posted by wonderamazement:any1 kn0ws where t0 9et SureFire Torchlights? -
is it a special torch light? why complex to operate?
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complex meh?works like other torchlights also.....Originally posted by hudax1:is it a special torch light? why complex to operate? -
acctally i d0n't kn0w whether it's c0mplex 0r n0t...haven't held 1 in my hand th0...Originally posted by hudax1:is it a special torch light? why complex to operate? -
For those who has a lower budget looking for ultra-high brightness xenon torch with Surefire's P60/P90-LA brightness. Replacement lamp assembly available also.
Give me a call 96922260 /meet up to view if u are keen
Cheers! -
btw, h0w did y0 9et them? secret?Originally posted by CEJ:
For those who has a lower budget looking for ultra-high brightness xenon torch with Surefire's P60/P90-LA brightness. Replacement lamp assembly available also.
Give me a call 96922260 /meet up to view if u are keen
Cheers! -
surefire is not a contraband, u can find many on the net or the cityhall shears
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yuh....its onli a torchlight....more like torchlight on steroids....Originally posted by chunyong:surefire is not a contraband, u can find many on the net or the cityhall shears -
is it NEED or NICE?
are you sure you want a surefire? -
well seems bi9ht t0 me and i'll be havin l0tsa camps c0minOriginally posted by palmerised:is it NEED or NICE?
are you sure you want a surefire? -
go get a maglite......more than good......Originally posted by wonderamazement:well seems bi9ht t0 me and i'll be havin l0tsa camps c0min
most surefire models use 123A batteries and may seem pricey to continually get these batteries.......
imo...unless u are using it for actual ops...or got the money to splurge....its better u get a maglite or even an eveready one.... -
i have a ma9 s0liatire[ is that the c0rrect spellin?] w0rks 0n a sin9le AAA bat, anyway at least surefire has a lifetime warranty....infact all surefire m0dels use the 123A batteriesOriginally posted by Rockhound:go get a maglite......more than good......
most surefire models use 123A batteries and may seem pricey to continually get these batteries.......
imo...unless u are using it for actual ops...or got the money to splurge....its better u get a maglite or even an eveready one.... -
up to u if u wanna indulge......Originally posted by wonderamazement:i have a ma9 s0liatire[ is that the c0rrect spellin?] w0rks 0n a sin9le AAA bat, anyway at least surefire has a lifetime warranty....infact all surefire m0dels use the 123A batteries -
n0w i'm havin d0ubts already...
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aiyah...a torchlight is a torchlight unless wat u do really requires a specialised torchlight...Originally posted by wonderamazement:n0w i'm havin d0ubts already...
unless of course u have the wad....the above doesnt apply... -
"unless of course u have the wad"i d0n't 9edditOriginally posted by Rockhound:aiyah...a torchlight is a torchlight unless wat u do really requires a specialised torchlight...
unless of course u have the wad....the above doesnt apply... -
wad=moneyOriginally posted by wonderamazement:"unless of course u have the wad"i d0n't 9eddit -
and i think that the cheapest surefire c0sts $65...
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i see, i seeOriginally posted by Rockhound:wad=money -
agree, the more prominent supplier for cr-123a is energizer (photo), blue color one and u do know how pricy energizer batts can cost.Originally posted by Rockhound:go get a maglite......more than good......
most surefire models use 123A batteries and may seem pricey to continually get these batteries.......
imo...unless u are using it for actual ops...or got the money to splurge....its better u get a maglite or even an eveready one....
imho, surefire is not needed in 90% of the situations....a maglight is more than enough and....its more efficient, less energy input, almost same brightness and last longer. -
m0st pe0ple say that, ma9lite's bulbs d0 n0t last that l0n9Originally posted by chunyong:agree, the more prominent supplier for cr-123a is energizer (photo), blue color one and u do know how pricy energizer batts can cost.
imho, surefire is not needed in 90% of the situations....a maglight is more than enough and....its more efficient, less energy input, almost same brightness and last longer. -
dats why they give u a sparebulb mah.....Originally posted by wonderamazement:m0st pe0ple say that, ma9lite's bulbs d0 n0t last that l0n9
if u going to use torch very often like more than 6 nights monthly then surefire is ok loh....if just for a yearly camping trip i think maglight can last long enuth. -
warranty? Surefire don't give warranty for the bloody expensive bulb what, what's the diff? Charging at that sky price (& worst buying in Singapore cost even more), they MUST give warranty mah! Right or Not huh? Initially I thought SureFire really got bargain, then found out the $60+ model is a @#% plastic model & like a maglite with twist-to-turn-ON/OFF one, KNN! Half the price maybe I will consider it! Hai~
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s0 y0 had a Surefire?Originally posted by YellowGreen:warranty? Surefire don't give warranty for the bloody expensive bulb what, what's the diff? Charging at that sky price (& worst buying in Singapore cost even more), they MUST give warranty mah! Right or Not huh? Initially I thought SureFire really got bargain, then found out the $60+ model is a @#% plastic model & like a maglite with twist-to-turn-ON/OFF one, KNN! Half the price maybe I will consider it! Hai~