watchmaker
03-28-2010, 05:57 PM
SUREFIRE WEAPON LIGHT
RECHARGEABLE CONVERSION
345 LUMENS
TWO HOURS RUN TIME
CHARGER INCLUDED
$175 SHIPPED
Hi guys,
I have made one rechargeable conversion of a Surefire 6P flashlight, into a weapon light of 345 lumens.
Of course Surefire have one, but it is 120 lumens for 20 minutes, using two of the 123's batteries ($4) every 20 minutes and costing $380
http://www.surefire.com/M951XM07-with-Dual-Thumbscrew-Mount
So, I thought I could do better.
You can mount this baby in a 5.56 mm a 50 caliber or a shotgun, it will shrug recoil no matter what caliber you shoot.
How come?
I have machined the interior of the Surefire body, to accept the use of a premium quality Lithium Ion rechargeable battery.
The lamp have a very heavy spring that acts as a shock absorber and the one piece battery really doesn’t have room to move forward
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/surerech.jpg
The special machined Surefire body is a part of the equation.
The Lamp is a new one by Thru Nite, it is the new Cree R-5 and output and incredible 345 lumens (well more than any Surefire weapon light)
The tail cap has a remote cable switch with pressure pad, so you can place it on the stock of your rifle or shotgun, under your thumb. Yes thumb pressure will activate the light.
Usually this type of light uses 123’s batteries, they go fast under the power of 345 lumens, so I opted for a long run time battery, rechargeable, that will last you close to 2 hours of run time.
Moreover, when you are unsure of how much battery juice is in the battery, just pop it into the charger and you get a full charged battery, ideal if you practice much night shooting with your AR.
You cannot do that with 123’s primary batteries unless you are willing to dump expensive half used batteries.
Li Ion technology will provide extend use if you don’t use the light, an occasional full top charge every 5 months will keep the battery at full capacity.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_022322ruger0011beamof345l.jpg
I have used a crenellated bezel up front, but I also have available a bezel with no crenellated, if the buyer so desire.
I provide the light with a Weaver ring, or a heavy QD lever mount so you only have to clamp it to a Weaver or Picatinny mount.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_030822ruger0005.jpg (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_030822ruger0005.jpg)
E-mail me if you want to mount it on a sporting rifle and need to know which mount to use and where in the rifle to put it.
As I have barrel mounts, scope mounts and Picatinnys rails for the sporting rifles.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_022322ruger0013.jpg
Charger good for 110 to 240 volts, I provide plugs for Australian, European or UK if necessary
$175 shipped in the USA
$190 shipped International
If you are not interested in the rechargeable system, I provide the light with two 123's batteries.
In that configuration the light is $135 (With curly cord pressure switch and Quick Detach lever mount)
PAY PAL at:
jcharles11784(at)yahoo(dot)com
Also write me at this e-mail if you need more information or want to pay with money order.
If you PM me here, it will take longer to answer you, as I am working away from the computer, while e-mails I always can answer from my cell phone.
SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
Surefire weapon lights are very good, but they run on RC123’s batteries, which are costly (around $2 each for the Surefire brand).
A two battery Surefire will do 65 lumens for 1 hour on two batteries or 120 lumens for 20 minutes with the P-61 lamp.
A 3 battery weapon light will do 200 lumens on three 123’s batteries for 20 minutes.
That is $18.00 in batteries for one hour to throw a 200 lumens beam, with a lamp’s life of 36 hours.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/twolights.jpg
You can see such a light (a Surefire 9P) on the picture left. On the right side is my offering of the tactical weapon light with a lamp life of 50,000 hours, running on a rechargeable battery with 2 hours run time, and outputting 300 lumens.
The battery life is 2,000 hours (it can be recharged 1,000 times) after that, a new battery will cost $23 shipped.
If you were to use the Surefire 200 lumens light for 2,000 hours you will spend $36,000 in batteries.
Stop wasting money in expensive 123’s and e-mail me for the tactical weapon conversion.
And it’s shorter and lighter too.
e-mail
jcharles11784(at)yahoo(dot)com.
Thank you for looking
Best wishes
UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2010
BEAMSHOTS FROM THE NEW LAMPS
350 LUMENS STRAIGHT
AND 350 LUMENS
5 FUNCTION LAMP
Due to a new reflector shape, the new lamps have a gain in range of over 20 yards.
The flood seems to be the same, so people clearing rooms will be well serve.
Hunters will love the new lamps due to the increased range
75 yards
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/optics/2010_07150005.jpg
52 yards (beam shot goes under trees where more moisture is accumulated and reflects on the beam)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/optics/2010_07150006.jpg
60 yards
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/optics/2010_07150007.jpg
I have now the best long throw small head light in the market, your AR will have a superior range all over all other lights, my tactical light is six times more powerful than a similar incandescent 6P or G-2. C-2 etc light.
Plus:
50,000 hours lamp life
2 hours run time for the straight 350 lumens lamp
And up to 9 hours for the 5 functions lamp (in the 50 lumens mode)
RECHARGEABLE using the best Lithium Ion battery in existence
Quick Detach LEVER mount
Pressure pad switch AND regular click switch included
Two models available:
Hard anodized matte black $185 for the weapon light, $145 for the flashlight
Or Glossy anodized, $175 for the weapon light or $135 for the flashlight
Charger included
Crenellated bezel or flat bezel
Extra batteries available (for extra run time)
e-mail me at
jcharles11784(at)yahoo(dot)com
for more information
W.
RECHARGEABLE CONVERSION
345 LUMENS
TWO HOURS RUN TIME
CHARGER INCLUDED
$175 SHIPPED
Hi guys,
I have made one rechargeable conversion of a Surefire 6P flashlight, into a weapon light of 345 lumens.
Of course Surefire have one, but it is 120 lumens for 20 minutes, using two of the 123's batteries ($4) every 20 minutes and costing $380
http://www.surefire.com/M951XM07-with-Dual-Thumbscrew-Mount
So, I thought I could do better.
You can mount this baby in a 5.56 mm a 50 caliber or a shotgun, it will shrug recoil no matter what caliber you shoot.
How come?
I have machined the interior of the Surefire body, to accept the use of a premium quality Lithium Ion rechargeable battery.
The lamp have a very heavy spring that acts as a shock absorber and the one piece battery really doesn’t have room to move forward
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/surerech.jpg
The special machined Surefire body is a part of the equation.
The Lamp is a new one by Thru Nite, it is the new Cree R-5 and output and incredible 345 lumens (well more than any Surefire weapon light)
The tail cap has a remote cable switch with pressure pad, so you can place it on the stock of your rifle or shotgun, under your thumb. Yes thumb pressure will activate the light.
Usually this type of light uses 123’s batteries, they go fast under the power of 345 lumens, so I opted for a long run time battery, rechargeable, that will last you close to 2 hours of run time.
Moreover, when you are unsure of how much battery juice is in the battery, just pop it into the charger and you get a full charged battery, ideal if you practice much night shooting with your AR.
You cannot do that with 123’s primary batteries unless you are willing to dump expensive half used batteries.
Li Ion technology will provide extend use if you don’t use the light, an occasional full top charge every 5 months will keep the battery at full capacity.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_022322ruger0011beamof345l.jpg
I have used a crenellated bezel up front, but I also have available a bezel with no crenellated, if the buyer so desire.
I provide the light with a Weaver ring, or a heavy QD lever mount so you only have to clamp it to a Weaver or Picatinny mount.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_030822ruger0005.jpg (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_030822ruger0005.jpg)
E-mail me if you want to mount it on a sporting rifle and need to know which mount to use and where in the rifle to put it.
As I have barrel mounts, scope mounts and Picatinnys rails for the sporting rifles.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/2010_022322ruger0013.jpg
Charger good for 110 to 240 volts, I provide plugs for Australian, European or UK if necessary
$175 shipped in the USA
$190 shipped International
If you are not interested in the rechargeable system, I provide the light with two 123's batteries.
In that configuration the light is $135 (With curly cord pressure switch and Quick Detach lever mount)
PAY PAL at:
jcharles11784(at)yahoo(dot)com
Also write me at this e-mail if you need more information or want to pay with money order.
If you PM me here, it will take longer to answer you, as I am working away from the computer, while e-mails I always can answer from my cell phone.
SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
Surefire weapon lights are very good, but they run on RC123’s batteries, which are costly (around $2 each for the Surefire brand).
A two battery Surefire will do 65 lumens for 1 hour on two batteries or 120 lumens for 20 minutes with the P-61 lamp.
A 3 battery weapon light will do 200 lumens on three 123’s batteries for 20 minutes.
That is $18.00 in batteries for one hour to throw a 200 lumens beam, with a lamp’s life of 36 hours.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/Flashlights%202/twolights.jpg
You can see such a light (a Surefire 9P) on the picture left. On the right side is my offering of the tactical weapon light with a lamp life of 50,000 hours, running on a rechargeable battery with 2 hours run time, and outputting 300 lumens.
The battery life is 2,000 hours (it can be recharged 1,000 times) after that, a new battery will cost $23 shipped.
If you were to use the Surefire 200 lumens light for 2,000 hours you will spend $36,000 in batteries.
Stop wasting money in expensive 123’s and e-mail me for the tactical weapon conversion.
And it’s shorter and lighter too.
jcharles11784(at)yahoo(dot)com.
Thank you for looking
Best wishes
UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2010
BEAMSHOTS FROM THE NEW LAMPS
350 LUMENS STRAIGHT
AND 350 LUMENS
5 FUNCTION LAMP
Due to a new reflector shape, the new lamps have a gain in range of over 20 yards.
The flood seems to be the same, so people clearing rooms will be well serve.
Hunters will love the new lamps due to the increased range
75 yards
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/optics/2010_07150005.jpg
52 yards (beam shot goes under trees where more moisture is accumulated and reflects on the beam)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/optics/2010_07150006.jpg
60 yards
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/blackbear11784/optics/2010_07150007.jpg
I have now the best long throw small head light in the market, your AR will have a superior range all over all other lights, my tactical light is six times more powerful than a similar incandescent 6P or G-2. C-2 etc light.
Plus:
50,000 hours lamp life
2 hours run time for the straight 350 lumens lamp
And up to 9 hours for the 5 functions lamp (in the 50 lumens mode)
RECHARGEABLE using the best Lithium Ion battery in existence
Quick Detach LEVER mount
Pressure pad switch AND regular click switch included
Two models available:
Hard anodized matte black $185 for the weapon light, $145 for the flashlight
Or Glossy anodized, $175 for the weapon light or $135 for the flashlight
Charger included
Crenellated bezel or flat bezel
Extra batteries available (for extra run time)
e-mail me at
jcharles11784(at)yahoo(dot)com
for more information
W.