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[spacemanspiff]

the current issue of SOF.

At the back, where they have the product reviews, there is a blurb about a 4000 lumen flashlight, and it has a website address. I have the issue at home but wanted to research it here at work (no comp at home) and for the life of me I cannot remember the url.

Can someone take a quick look for me, please? I'll probably have to bring the magazine to work with me if no one else has this issue.
Thanks.

 

[Wildalaska]

Hey homey

WildcanthelpyaAlaska

 

[Eghad]

shouldnt you be working at work?

 

[Wildalaska]

His day job is just a place to relax whilst he preps for the action in his bar at night

I dont read SOF, too many stories about us

WildyaguysgottoseeourlilninjanowwithhisbulletproofvestandmowhawkhaircutAlaska

 

[spacemanspiff]

FOUND it. www.xousia.com

$2,000+ price tag. Guess I'll start saving my pennies.

Yeah, I gots a day job, one that I can do and still goof off.

 

[NCHornet]

You can use it as a tanning bed as well!!

 

[BillCA]

Save LOTS of pennies...

$2,000 for the light.
$215 for replacement battery packs
$150 for replacement bulbs.

A flashlight that weighs 4 pounds (64oz) with 40w and 4000 lumens with a 90 minute run time might be blindingly bright enough to keep an opponent from even looking your way. It might also set fire to furniture at close range!

Might come in handy if your airplane's landing lights fizzle on final approach.

 

[skeeter1]

$2,000 for the light.
$215 for replacement battery packs
$150 for replacement bulbs.

I'm not sure why, but I suspect I'm going to pass this one up. I like flashlights, but not when they cost as much as my most expensive shotgun. Maybe they'll sell one, but not many.

 

[Tbag]

Are we blind or just afraid of the night.