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WTB - Laser flashlight (ND3 knockoff)

try looking onto focusing LED's... I know it's off topic for the forum, but it will have much better strength to shock, cost a lot less, and easier to build (so if someone makes it for you build cost will be less)

I've seen some amazing lights made with 10 watt LED's focused to the max..
I'm sure that 1 or 5 watts would suit you, also more color choice.
 





Lasers and Masers said:
try looking onto focusing LED's... I know it's off topic for the forum, but it will have much better strength to shock, cost a lot less, and easier to build (so if someone makes it for you build cost will be less)

I've seen some amazing lights made with 10 watt LED's focused to the max..
I'm sure that 1 or 5 watts would suit you, also more color choice.
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I can't find the same thread anymore for some reason but here is a Tiablo A9 with a lens on it, same stuff I was talking about in my previous post. I seem to remember Lightforce2 posting about those lights he shows pics of and showing pics of red squares. I would think a red square like that at 100 yrds would be great for shooting coyotes. I think I am going to try mounting one on top of a scope on my .22 mag. For night use I think 100 yrds is about all I need for night work. I want to build both a led and a laser spotlight but I am not sure how soon either project will make its way to the top of my list. If anyone comes up with a REALLY good solution to put a 30" (give or take) spot on a target at 100 yards I would like to see some pics of it in action.
 
My friend is starting a new company selling these long distance laser designators (ND3's). The store should be up and running by March but you can check out some pics there now. We compared to the ND3 and it's actually brighter...easily lights up 12' of light at 300 yards not too mention he plans on selling them for $215 instead of $329!

He's also coming out with an awesome feeder lighting system...these lights light up a 30yrd circumference in pitch dark without spooking the animals but only comes on when the animals walk by. We're still field testing but probably about 6 months out.

As you can see he's big into lights!!!

Check out his other companies too...he sells custom light kits for gun safes. Like he always says, "What's more important, seeing what's in the fridge or seeing what's in your gun safe?!" :wave:

LaserSpotLights.com - NT300 By Nill-Tech

LightMySafe.com - Gun Safe Light Kits
 
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