i need a cree ight that goes the distance of 750 meters, anybody know where i can find one?
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This one is OK but it doesn't have deep reflectors that are needed for distance. The furthest throwing lights I know of are the Nitecore TM36 at 1.1Km and the Olight SR95 at 1 Km. Another nice light is the Niwalker Vostro BK-FA01. It is 755m and is much cheaper than the other two I suggested. Wait for sales on these lights as MSRP prices are high. Going Gear has good deals sometimes but wait for the sales unless you need it now. This Trustfire light is more floody but has some distance. 750m is probably beyond this lights range. It isn't designed for throw but does put out at least 2K lumens. 11K is way over rated. Good luck. This one is OK but it doesn't have deep reflectors that are needed for distance. The furthest throwing lights I know of are the Nitecore TM36 at 1.1Km and the Olight SR95 at 1 Km. Another nice light is the Niwalker Vostro BK-FA01. It is 755m and is much cheaper than the other two I suggested. Wait for sales on these lights as MSRP prices are high. Going Gear has good deals sometimes but wait for the sales unless you need it now. This Trustfire light is more floody but has some distance. 750m is probably beyond this lights range. It isn't designed for throw but does put out at least 2K... » Read More This one is OK but it doesn't have deep reflectors that are needed for distance. The furthest throwing lights I know of are the Nitecore TM36 at 1.1Km and the Olight SR95 at 1 Km. Another nice light is the Niwalker Vostro BK-FA01. It is 755m and is much cheaper than the other two I suggested. Wait for sales on these lights as MSRP prices are high. Going Gear has good deals sometimes but wait for the sales unless you need it now. This Trustfire light is more floody but has some distance. 750m is probably beyond this lights range. It isn't designed for throw but does put out at least 2K lumens. 11K is way over rated. Good luck. « Show Less
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This one is OK but it doesn't have deep reflectors that are needed for distance. The furthest throwing lights I know of are the Nitecore TM36 at 1.1Km and the Olight SR95 at 1 Km. Another nice light is the Niwalker Vostro BK-FA01. It is 755m and is much cheaper than the other two I suggested. Wait for sales on these lights as MSRP prices are high. Going Gear has good deals sometimes but wait for the sales unless you need it now. This Trustfire light is more floody but has some distance. 750m is probably beyond this lights range. It isn't designed for throw but does put out at least 2K lumens. 11K is way over rated. Good luck.
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It's pretty bright. Not sure about the distance. If you focus it to a sharp beam you should be OK. It's only 500 lumens tho. I would go with the hkbayi UltraFire E17 2000 Lumen Flashlight Led Cree T6 XM-L Camping Torch Flash Light The Lamp With Mount Holder Set + 2pcs 18650 Li-ion Battery 4000mah Ultrafire 3.7v Batteries + 18650 Dual Charge. Those batteries are long lasting and they come with a charger. Good luck!
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http://www.amazon.com/Ultrafire-Cree-Xm-l-T6-Flashlight/dp/B0092FZNA6 this is the one I purchased to connect to my Rifle & it works fine.
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Paul, check out the lamps on OneKingsLane.com and JossandMain.com. I ordered several from them and loved them all.
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I don't know about the Cree but if # of lumens means anything, I would assume the Cree would be better. I am very satisfied with my Cygolite.
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HD-WM500 Lumens Tactical Flashlight for 12 gauge Shotgun.That is what I need.
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do not buy this one. Burned out in one day. get the Streamled cree xml-T6 1oooLM STREAMLED: 1000LM Lumen UltraFire C8 CREE XM-L T6 LED Flashlight Torch 18650 Battery Charger
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It depends on what your looking for, max lumens or high lumens used as a head lamp or something tactical to go on a gun. I own an older tk model that has great distance and fit great on my duty belt, I also own a small pd model that I used camping and fish. Their web site should give you all the info you need though.
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Not too bad if you aim it just a few feet in front of you. But that means you can't go too fast and the beam is pretty narrow. I found it's not much brighter than some 1 watt lights I have had. I replaced it with a Cygolite Metro 360. It's about $20 dollars more but it's a far, far, better light with a much wider and brighter beam, good for safely going about 18mph. Best light I have ever had. I would highly recommend it as a reasonably cost effective alternative. (There is also a Cygolight Metro 400 which is only a couple dollars more than the 360) I believe the top of the mount of the blaze will swivel if you loosen a screw but I'm not positive of that. Don Solt
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i have not bought one yet but check with lowes or home depot or any light supply store online:)
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I am sorry, but I do not know the answer to Josh's question. I plan to use the Cree Q5 as a flashlight only.
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There are certain Cree flashlights & other Cree lights that use that type of battery. U just have to search which ones. Hope this helps you.
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They say it genuine CREE , but when I email the company that made the flashlight , I never got a response , the price was good buvthe product wasn't
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Big mike did a great job at explaining. Olights are fantastic lights. If you don't find what you want or need on Amazon. Talk with Dave at alphaexpeditions .com
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The LED's are made by a U.S. company with a subsidiary in Hong Kong.CREE Inc. Based in Durham, North Carolina. Good Quality, Cheap Price.
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It appears to be a Cree, but mine wasn't properly sealed. The LEDStore is exchanging it without hassle, and I'll be changing my feedback as soon as the exchange it's complete.
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not good...it's hard to see 100 meter target...red cross dot keeps flickering when you fire a 223 or 556 round.... sometimes it does not come on at all because of the shock of the round....I wish I could return it.