You're clearly a man of high moral standards.
Most people in that situation would simply stick it in the classifieds on here, with a glowing review!
Scope mounted red beam torch,
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You're clearly a man of high moral standards.
Most people in that situation would simply stick it in the classifieds on here, with a glowing review!
Apart from high end kit most is just carp, high seats are the best of let downs which are made and tested for R2-D2.You're clearly a man of high moral standards.
Most people in that situation would simply stick it in the classifieds on here, with a glowing review!
look at the whistling viper flex quad sticks (not cheap)
Nickb
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Mine doesn't move at all and I can be out for up to 6 hours shooting piles of rabbits.Everything else is locked down tight and yet they will move if you get through a hedge
You obviously didn't attach it secure enough
Nickb
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He just likes to argue for the sake of it , they work perfectly
@Freeforester
Following on from your earlier posts… did you ever try the Versa Bow with its adjustable beam?
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Fizz
Following on from your earlier posts… did you ever try the Versa Bow with its adjustable beam?
Vastlite Versa Bow Zoom 21700 LEP Flashlight
Vastlite Versa Bow LEP Flashlight, powered by one 21700 battery, max beam distance 1200m, zoomable lep flashlight
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Fizz
Flash G 74
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Hello, Have used many cheapy red torches my Night Sabre is the best yet, That with a 8 clamp is all i use
I used a wicked light for years…. It flicks through red green and white… has dim control…. and can be dialed from flood to spot. Dam good torch that runs off the loved 18650 rechargeable…
Ps…. The mount that comes with it is brilliant…. Still use it for the PBIRL
Freeforester
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No, I didn’t feel I needed the extra weight tbh, and nor am I certain the beam being even more focused would be beneficial, it’s already pretty tight. Of course it would be interesting to view, but there are also mounting considerations, and the matter of whether once you arrive at your preference for beam tightness do you tape up the head to fix it or leave it so it’s there to adjust - I find it ain’t broke already with the minima, so not looking to add yet another torch to the er, torch box!@Freeforester
Following on from your earlier posts… did you ever try the Versa Bow with its adjustable beam?
Vastlite Versa Bow Zoom 21700 LEP Flashlight
Vastlite Versa Bow LEP Flashlight, powered by one 21700 battery, max beam distance 1200m, zoomable lep flashlight
Cheers
Fizz
I find that even on the low output setting ( there being low, high and (high) strobe outputs) the light sent is sufficient to illuminate the target.
Like yourself though. I’m interested to learn whether there is any great advantage to be gained with the focussable beam of the Versa, though I suspect not, or not one that outweighs
the benefits of the simpler, much lighter and smaller Minima Bow.Flash G 74
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The Night Sabre came from Ludicrous Lumins
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