Red torch
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An Sionnach
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Take a look at the sniper hog light 66LRX,unfortunately they’re pricey and discontinued in favour of a newer model…way too heavyCan anyone recommend a good red LED torch that isn’t getting on for 200 quid, it needs to light up about 250 yards and have a 25/30mm tube for the mount,
Cheers. Stav
Some old stock is still available
Using one for several years
The 250 yards you’re looking for is very achievable with the red pill
BenBhoy
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@Will the chippy what do you use?
Sniperhog with a white light, I don’t find its spooks that many at all. The trick is don’t miss! And when you’re as good as me…… I had a fox the other day, it was about 140yds away but hidden by long grass round a pond. I had the lamp on him, full beam,I squeezed him and he ran like a train at me, I shot him running at 15yrds. He’d have ran into me.
I’ve got a red pill but to me it just cuts the distance down.
Freeforester
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Vastlite minima Bow LEP, plus a cutting of blue 3/4” alkathene for the 1”mount - 91grammes including mount;Can anyone recommend a good red LED torch that isn’t getting on for 200 quid, it needs to light up about 250 yards and have a 25/30mm tube for the mount,
Cheers. Stav
Red filter - a choice of different colours, actually:
- 1 box quality Street plus 1 small rubber band or O-ring to suit. Change out of £85 all in, spare filters in a variety of 
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That’s tiny
Freeforester
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The reach and beam ain’t though, and that’s the bit that matters, of course to have it in a small
Package is also good.. that’s what she didn’t say…
350m on low, 700+m on hi. Spare batteries easy to carry too.
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