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Best flashlight.

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What flashlight is everyone using. I have a bunch of different high dollar lights. Just curious what everyone is having the best luck with?
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Browning Alpha. Best light on the market. Compact and bright and runs on one AA. Stays in my pocket all the time. Will clip on your hat brim too.
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I would say that the Surefire lights are my favorite. Expensive as hell but durable and bright. The only thing they need is a homing device implanted in them or strap a Garmin collar to them so you can find them if you lose them. Over the last 4 or 5 years I've lost 2 and it makes me want to cry when I think about 3-400 dollars laying in a snowbank somewhere.

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I use a energizer headlamp with a streamlight stinger light.
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I got a Surefire last year and I am impressed with how bright it is. It is compact, has multiple settings, and is well built. The only thing I don't like is it takes a different battery than the standard AA or AAA . I hate having to carry multiple types of batteries with me.
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cree flashlight and head lamps they don't cost much they are rechargeable the batteries that are in them are 3.7 volt lithium can buy different amount of lumens I carry extra batteries with me I compare the lights to my 200 dollar stream light Cree is better to I have one headlamp 1600lms and is water proof love it also have several others they also have a vehicle charger thought I would throw this out there in case no one had hear of them hope it helps GOOD HUNTING MY FRIENDS
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catdogs wrote:Browning Alpha. Best light on the market. Compact and bright and runs on one AA. Stays in my pocket all the time. Will clip on your hat brim too.


Same deal with me. My only regret is not buying about 5 of them to stuff in all my vehicles or gear.
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Bought the browning alpha it's a decent light but not real impressed. Nice light thou so far the nicest lights iv found are the Duracell led lights. Cheap and bright.
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