The Texas Poker, I designed it to mimic the lines of a Leupold scope, Fred perfected it. I sent him a 1"x5" bar of grade 23 Ti that I'd had for more than a decade, this is what he sent back. My idea was to have the copper fins exposed to rid the light of heat, since Ti isn't known for being really good at that, so virtually the entire head is copper inside, from the bezel down to about half way of the tapered section, as well as a copper pill, copper star, and 5000K Nichia 219. She runs on Hi at around 1A, with a very low Lo that's great in those certain situations. Fred introduced me to Solid Works, yet another area he excels at...the entire experience was one to treasure, and this little jewel will ride around me neck for a long time to come. Oh, did I forget to mention it's powered by a 10440 and is 3" long?
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The beautiful heart of red gold, did I mention that Fred is a genious?
Texas Poker Heat Sink by
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At 30 yds. Wonderful beam on this light, very surprising!
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Daily worn and used, for 3 months now. Loving it! And Fred truly is a genious! He made this from the left-over piece of my Ti bar...
Photon Fanatic Pill Fob Collage by
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