I hope you're not too deep into the Flashlight Rabbit Hole!
I really like Malkoff lights. I have an MDC with the HA LMH Rechargeable head. It is well-built, reliable and Made in USA.I am actually thinking of getting one of his heads to upgrade my old incandescent Surefire E2D.(Image removed from quote.)
that's a nice old lumamax- looks like it's seen some action too
🔦 DAY 02 🔦 today carried a Manker striker mini this light has the most extreme strike bezel of any light I've got. it's literally sharp like a a bunch of mini knives. (Image removed from quote.)it's quite the little thrower for a 14500 battery is that a flashlight or a searchlight? throws a beam for sure!(Image removed from quote.)more beamshots! (Image removed from quote.)
I've got about twenty. maybe waist deep?
The imini 2 proving to be useful in a pinch.
Day 2An HDS Rotary. (Image removed from quote.)
Day 1I got a lot of use out of my Olight today but failed to capture any action shots. (Image removed from quote.)
Thanks Same here now. I still feel the urge but once something picks up it’s first inevitable scar the pressures off and you can just enjoy them.They are definitely well made, and made to be used hard Day 2Little malkoff MDC head on a lumens factory body and tail cap.This little light is a favourite and sees lots of use. I think malkoff have updated it as this one is an older model but until this one fails (i think I will fail first) i am holding off on replacing it.
Day 1late start,but better late than never, right? my edc light is a Surefire L2 Lumamax from way back when,it's served me well,chipped lens and all [i need to send it in to be repaired,been chipped for too long,and i don't know how that happened].my "backup" is a Fenix E01,which is carried in an Ostrich-skin pouch i cobbled up,to carry my edc SAK [Deluxe Tinker]20240602_125245 by Humayd a r Mahomedy, on Flickr
🔦 DAY 02 🔦 today carried a Manker striker mini this light has the most extreme strike bezel of any light I've got. it's literally sharp like a a bunch of mini knives. (Image removed from quote.)it's quite the little thrower for a 14500 battery (Image removed from quote.)more beamshots! (Image removed from quote.)
Day 2An HDS Rotary. This is probably my favorite flashlight and most used flashlight. It is a little heavy for what some may consider edc and it isn’t as bright as many people want nowadays. But it is just such a sweet and reliable light.(Image removed from quote.)
Day 3Solidline ST4UVDesigned by LedLenser. Up to 180 lumens, UV mode, two AAA batteries. Slips easily in a pen slot. Feels very well made. I wish the clip was reversible, but nobody's perfect.
Day 3Today I carried a Pelican M6. Modded with a Kroll switch brass module, and a $10 Chi-com 3 mode LED module. Light modes are High-Medium-Low, and decently bright, but not as bright as I expected. Also the beam is somewhat ringy. I have three $13 led modules (chi-com as well) in other lights, that are quite bright, with no rings. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
Day 3The most common pocket carry - Reylight Pineapple Mini. It has a lot of brightness for a single AAA. It is nice that it can use AAA and 10440.(Image removed from quote.)
That slip is sweet! Who made it?
That's a nice compact light. I've been eyeing Olight lights for the longest time, but the proprietary charging cable/method keep me at bay.
What I like about Reylight is the choice of menu, handful of pretty useful configuration, and the output level is decently well thought out.