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SureFire G2 Nitrolon Flashlight by SureFire

SureFire G2 Nitrolon Flashlight by SureFire

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Brand: SureFire
Category: Sports

Buy Used: $37.99

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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 22 reviews
Sales Rank: 17797


ASIN: B000CE96PO


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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
111831 Features: Rugged, lightweight, corrosion-proof Nitrolon polymer body O-ring sealed to weatherproof Tailcap switch: press for momentary-on, twist for constant-on Switch lockout prevents accidental activation during transport or storage Light output may be nearly doubled with optional P61 lamp (not included) Specifications: Weight: 41 ounces Length: 49 inches Battery: 2x 123A Lithium Battery life: 60 minutes- 20 minutes with ultra-high output bulb


Customer Reviews:   Read 17 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars Totally Awesome in Kenya   April 30, 2008
This thing is bright as day, and actually makes a really good outdoor flashlight (was my primary in the African wilderness, and still for camping). Weird batteries, I suggest getting extra if you are going to rely upon it.


5 out of 5 stars Even matches that tactical tupperware stuff.   March 6, 2008
Excellent line of bright and inexpensive lights. Black matches many polymer firearms. Will not feel cold in your hand. Takes the tip off filters and covers. Fits the holsters and pouches well. Makes less noise than the metal types and is bright enough to let someone know you are serious. Push button doesn't wear out, and build quality is typical Surefire. These work well with firearms as they are still shock mounted in their housings, and match the tactical tupperware out there. Great for stand alone use as well. Buy many as they are cheap. Bright colors are recommended in a marine environment. Black for tactical. I will buy many more of these. Great for gifts too.


5 out of 5 stars superb   February 28, 2008
 1 out of 1 found this review helpful

The G2 is the very best multi purpose light that is bright enough to use for defense, and you can not beat the price point. You will get a 65 lumen run time from one set of battier. If you of the mind to use the G2 for self defense it doesn't hurt to upgrade to the 120 lumen bulb, though your down to 20 minutes of battery time. They make a great gift for anyone who might need a sturdy, powerful flashlight (and everyone does).


4 out of 5 stars Excellent quality flashlight   February 15, 2008
This is the best flashlight I own so far. To really go up in quality I'm sure I'd have to spend alot more money. It's small but packs a powerful and excellent beam and you can just feel the quality and durability when you hold it. My only complaint is that it's kind of awkward having to turn the bottom section for on/off. It does have a push button on the bottom for momentary on/off which is nice.
A definite recommend.



5 out of 5 stars great light   January 20, 2008
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I thought this would be a good light but couldnt believe that it was as bright as a D cell flashlight. It's not it is brighter this is the best flashlight i have used hands down. Well worth the money

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