GulfCoastToad
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^^^ and if anyone here is in Central Texas, I have a full DSLR set-up and 1000 acres of land from which to shoot. PM me.
This thread is so freaking worthless without pictures. You kids need to quit talking about lumens and go outside with a camera and tripod. You owe it to us all
Buy me a good camera, I'll take all the photos you can handle
For under $100 you could purchase a camera that would take beam shots as good as any I've seen on this website. Which camera you choose is about as important as which spoon brand Paula Deen decides to stir her recipes with.
^^^ and if anyone here is in Central Texas, I have a full DSLR set-up and 1000 acres of land from which to shoot. PM me.
John, is the osts version significantly more hardcore than the stock nightmaster? And are you finding the beam width ok for the foxes??
Yeah I would either get some good AW 750mah RCR-123's (not much of an improvement) or the cell extender from deree light and run 2 18500's or the best 2 3400mah 18650's. I wish there was a full power single cell version.The beam width is fine Dave. I've taped up the part of the body which dims the light, so I can more simply adjust the beam width.
I can't remember the stock version well enough, and I haven't used the OSTS version enough to be able to reliably compare the two for you.
Rather embarrassingly I missed the same fox twice last night, at just over 100 and just under 200, but third time was a charm, range fell into "bloody close enough territory" I'd say 170-180. We had found her den so she wasn't keen on going away. I hadn't the light properly adjusted for the 200 yard shot, my own shooting was likely to blame for the 100 miss.
I like the light, I will need more scope/trigger time with it. Foxes aren't cooperating with us in this part of the world this year :scowl:
One thing I will say, is the little batteries I ended up getting Soshine Li-Ion 3.7v protected RCR-123 700mAh don't last pissing time (excuse my French).