Freeforester
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Flashlightgo dot com was where I got mine, but bangood aliexpres and many others have them also. It was very straightforward from flashlightgo.
Torch for foxing
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Freeforester
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welshwarrior
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Pbir got them to fit a red led in one for me works great
Ended up buying the fenix ht18r and hopefully it's as reliable and trouble free as the rest of the fenix torches I have 
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Thanks for all the advice and suggestions
Just out of interest though the people using the LEP flashlights is it hard to find the fox in such a small beam and stay on him if he moves I'm still interested in buying one just for the curiosity more than anything to be honest
.Thanks for all the advice and suggestions
Just out of interest though the people using the LEP flashlights is it hard to find the fox in such a small beam and stay on him if he moves I'm still interested in buying one just for the curiosity more than anything to be honest
Use a second ("spotter") hand-held torch. It's less than ideal to be waving a rifle about, be it loaded or not.
The LEP I have has a beam focusing head. Tight or wide FOV.
K
I use the thermal for spotting and then flicks the light on I have the night vision scope too but am always drawn back to the lamp can't beat a lamp and good glass in my opinion anyway.
I've been looking at reviews of the lep and they seem to have a black hole in the light when flooded but I spose you wouldn't be using it for lamping on full flood anyway
Point taken on spotting. As for a️ no fox has disappeared into one so far.
K
fair enough. I thought they'd be sucked in never to be seen again. Definitely will try an lep at some stage in the future until then cant wait for the postmn to arrive with the ht18
Thanks for your info
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