Do you know which Fenix Flashlight model has the magnetic tail?
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I don't think Fenix released the model with magnetic tail. you can try Olight S10 (one CR123A battery) or S20 (two CR123A or one rechargeable 18650 battery) which both have magnetic tail. thanks.
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Four Sevens has a new model called the "atom" that has a magnetic base and you can buy a headband to fit it into and it is the best headband I have ever used. Hank Michaels
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No, and not sure what kind of scope you're talking about but this thing is massive. A lot bigger than other fenix lights. It's a hand held search light.
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Did not buy from amazon.bought from copsplus.only charger and flashlight included..note: there is no tailcap on this flashlight. It is a wonderfull flashlight but I might have bought another streamlight model instead.my previous 200 lumen streamlight had one and I switched the tailcaps.
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i don't know, i'm sorry. i have the stinger ds (dual switch) led...it has the switch near the bulb and the switch at the end of the case that covers the battery. i use my flashlight everyday for work...i really need that end switch...my old switch fell apart but the new switch didn't work :(
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I agree with Brent's answer if I recall correctly on the function, tough I have resold this light in favor of replacing it with another light. The InForce was a great little tac-light. My only concern was one of cosmetics, as it is listed when I bought it as FDE but was not the same as a standard Magpul(like) Flat Dark Earth in color. It was quite a bit lighter in color (more like a light tan) and did not exactly match the custom FDE AR-15 I was building. I believe they list it as tan now. I seem to remember the function as: 1 tap constant, 2 taps strobe, 1 long tap gets you momentary... I really did like the little size of it, shape & mounting. Very cool! I agree with Brent's answer if I recall correctly on the function, tough I have resold this light in favor of replacing it with another light. The InForce was a great little tac-light. My only concern was one of cosmetics, as it is listed when I bought it as FDE but was not the same as a standard Magpul(like) Flat Dark Earth in color. It was quite a bit lighter in color (more like a light tan) and did not exactly match the custom FDE AR-15 I was building. I believe they list it as tan now. I seem to remember the function as: 1 tap constant, 2 taps strobe, 1 long tap gets you momentary... I... » Read More I agree with Brent's answer if I recall correctly on the function, tough I have resold this light in favor of replacing it with another light. The InForce was a great little tac-light. My only concern was one of cosmetics, as it is listed when I bought it as FDE but was not the same as a standard Magpul(like) Flat Dark Earth in color. It was quite a bit lighter in color (more like a light tan) and did not exactly match the custom FDE AR-15 I was building. I believe they list it as tan now. I seem to remember the function as: 1 tap constant, 2 taps strobe, 1 long tap gets you momentary... I really did like the little size of it, shape & mounting. Very cool! « Show Less
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Sorry, I dont know the answer to that question. I really like the flashlight. It has all the power and brightness I could want.
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I don't think it will. This tip looks like the AOD-M and you need the AOD-S tip for your Fenix model.
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I have found the same flashlight on eBay in the colors of red, blue, black and silver. The same exact make and style.
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FYI there is a one-mode Cree flashlight available from a different website - do a search for 0003575-001 (a part number) and you'll be able to pull it up.
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Hi i have fenix pd35 and this batteries work very well , work better than streamlight cr123a
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Yes! This is a replacement(AND UPGRADE!) of the old nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery "stick". These new nickel-metal hydride types do not develop a "memory",and will hold a charge for much,much longer than the original that came with your Magcharger flashlight system. Buy it!
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Yes the one that I received had the cree xp-g2 LED. You will know it is a gen 2 if the sticker for the cree xp-g2 is on the box.A side note, if you use a lithium ion 14500, you can increase the max output to over 200 lumens but read about using a lithium ion battery in this flashlight first.
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Fenix TK32. Read my review, this light is awesomeness.Fenix TK32 CREE XM-L2(U2) LED 900 Lumen built in Red, Green, Blue Lights and dual tail switch tactical Flashlight with 2X EdisonBright CR123A BatteriesEDIT: Wanted to add that after firing HUNDREDS of rounds, this light still isn't giving up. (Some lights suffer early death due to rifle recoil caused by a hammer effect with the batteries - essentially the inertia of the batteries destroy the circuitry of flashlights during recoil - I have not observed this effect with this light. Running Rem 223/5.56 NATO from 55gr. to 64gr.) Fenix TK32. Read my review, this light is awesomeness.Fenix TK32 CREE XM-L2(U2) LED 900 Lumen built in Red, Green, Blue Lights and dual tail switch tactical Flashlight with 2X EdisonBright CR123A BatteriesEDIT: Wanted to add that after firing HUNDREDS of rounds, this light still isn't giving up. (Some lights suffer early death due to rifle recoil caused by a hammer effect with the batteries - essentially the inertia of the batteries destroy the circuitry of flashlights during recoil - I have not observed this... » Read More Fenix TK32. Read my review, this light is awesomeness.Fenix TK32 CREE XM-L2(U2) LED 900 Lumen built in Red, Green, Blue Lights and dual tail switch tactical Flashlight with 2X EdisonBright CR123A BatteriesEDIT: Wanted to add that after firing HUNDREDS of rounds, this light still isn't giving up. (Some lights suffer early death due to rifle recoil caused by a hammer effect with the batteries - essentially the inertia of the batteries destroy the circuitry of flashlights during recoil - I have not observed this effect with this light. Running Rem 223/5.56 NATO from 55gr. to 64gr.) « Show Less
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I have no idea, im sorry. I have purchased several lights over the years and Fenix are very well made. The lumen rating is spot on and not exaggerated like some other companies. The lights have seals on all parts and are machined wonderfully. You don't need a warranty with the quality these lights are made with.
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If you always use your Maglite Mini LED flashlight in the tightest spot mode, then you probably will NOT like this Victorinox LED flashlight - its beam is much wider without a well-defined bright spot. I'll upload a beam shot (to the Customer Images section) when I got a chance. [Update a few hours later] I just uploaded the comparison beam shots. The difference is even more dramatic than I expected.
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No - it runs on a different size battery. AND DON'T BUY IT - the flashlight, batteries and charger I bought were all defective and I returned them. Get the Fenix which runs on AA batteries and get the high output rechargeables made by Sanyo.
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I'm not sure about the model number -- mine has no identification other than "DORCY" on it -- but it looks like the photo I see on they question. So on my flashlight, the beam is very very bright in a circle which is 6" in diameter at a distance of 6'. There is very low-level illumination in a cone that is about +/- 45 degrees from the center of the beam. There is no adjustment for beam width.