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Wambli Ska
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NOT your dad's Maglite! Another light post.

Maglite use to be THE light to own but over the years many others have left them in the dust. I’m glad they seem to be starting to try to dig themselves out of the hole.
I’ve been highly disappointed with several “big” flashlights I’ve bought to live in the Jeep. I have a holder designed for a C or D flashlight mounted on the seat carriage on the driver side so I can reach down with my left hand and easily grab a big light.
After searching a bit I bumped into this baby. It’s a new 3 D cell LED model and has 3 variable intensity outputs plus strobe, lens zoom from spot to flood, and 5 programmable modes so you can change the order of the settings on the on/off switch.
I’ve been highly disappointed with several “big” flashlights I’ve bought to live in the Jeep. I have a holder designed for a C or D flashlight mounted on the seat carriage on the driver side so I can reach down with my left hand and easily grab a big light.
After searching a bit I bumped into this baby. It’s a new 3 D cell LED model and has 3 variable intensity outputs plus strobe, lens zoom from spot to flood, and 5 programmable modes so you can change the order of the settings on the on/off switch.
On the highest setting it’s almost 700 lumens and has a beam reach from one mountain to another. On the lowest setting it gives you enough light to look for keys or work under the hood of the car and it’ll go over 200 hours. The machines knurled grip is aggressive enough that even with soaked hands you are not dropping this one. It’s also IPX 7 rated so it’s submersible to 1 meter.
Built in the USA and as well put together as I remember the old ones to be. All this for about $70-$100 depending on color/finish. I just got basic black.




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Can you make a supressor from it?
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One thing that sucks about them is, if you forget about one for too long and the batteries leak, you pretty much just throw it in the trash. I've tried like crazy to get corroded batteries out of them and haven't found a way to do it yet. I have a box of spare parts from so many Maglites that I've thrown away after stealing all the parts I could off of them. I don't buy Maglite any more. Just using up the last of the ones I've had for a long time. Might check that new model out though. Looks kinda nice.
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎