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muichimon replied to the thread HDS Systems #23.It’s impressive that you’ve been using it for nine years. I imagine the countless tiny scratches—with verdigris settling into the... -
Here's a bronze Rotary with 9 years of daily carry.
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muichimon replied to the thread HDS Systems #23.It’s tempting to collect various accessories and light pouches to go along with the flashlights you like. IR filters are certainly...
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Send me the link and your address so I can send it to you.
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muichimon replied to the thread HDS Systems #23.I wasn't aware of the SureFire FM filters designed for 1-inch bezels. I looked into it, and they certainly are very expensive; I saw...
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muichimon replied to the thread HDS Systems #23.If it is in stock, I would definitely like to purchase it. I have sent you a PM.
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muichimon replied to the thread HDS Systems #23.The Twisty has such a tight hotspot that using a diffuser makes a really noticeable difference. I wasn't aware of the drawback where the...
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What brand is this flip-up filter. Basically it looks like Surefire, but the 1" SF flip up is made in aluminium and was way expensive...
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The surefire diffusers do loosen over time. I have used a little piece of rubber cut from a rubber band to tighten them up again.
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Speaking of filters, this SF 1" diffuser does a great job of smoothing out the primary red in Twisty. I added a couple of turns of...
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muichimon replied to the thread HDS Systems #23.I bought a flip-up diffuser filter with a 1-inch bezel size. It now illuminates a wider area more evenly. I was looking for a SureFire...
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That was one of the all time great CPF lights and I still miss the absolute machining perfection of the titanium Clicky. Much deeper and...
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The LED looks like golden dragon, should be 120lm. The beam should have a really great creamy white. I own a GD in my Titanium...
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Does anyone know if these were from a limited release or perhaps know LED it has in it?
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muichimon replied to the thread HDS Systems #23.That's right. I wrapped scraps of urethane sheet around it to fill the gap. These days, it seems like you can make anything with a 3D...
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