Show us some beams!

[Buff]

I would ask that you post the light you are using but heck i'm not sure which one i'm using here. I'll figure it out and edit later.
Black Wurkkos FC13 is my best guess.
Please don’t let posting which light you are using stop you from posting a cool picture. I love pictures.

 

[bykfixer]

A Pentagon K2 porcupine with a 1,100 lumen Lumens Factory K2 porcupine drop in module.

A 60 lumen incan light circa 2005 now puts out quite the beam.

 

[Olumin]

Here is a beamshot I really like of a hotwired 20W 3C.

 

[Buff]

Wow that’s impressive!

 

[F89]

McGizmo Sundrop XR-U AA (e21a 5700K).

McGizmo Haiku AA (119V).

McGizmo Haiku 3S (119V).

 

[F89]

Surefire EDC2-DFT.

Surefire EDCL1-T (Osram mod).

Surefire EB1 300 lumen model (Osram/driver mod).

 

[F89]

Great thread.
I’ve got a heap of photos on my phone but compiling them from the mass and remembering what’s what will be interesting.
Above are a handful that I quickly found.

 

[Buff]

Certainly an “A” for effort. What beach is that?

 

[F89]

Not quite dark but extremely effective. Surefire EDC1-DFT. Love this light.

 

[F89]

Certainly an "A" for effort. What beach is that?

I don’t try much harder than point the phone with one hand and the light in the other, thank you.

 

[Buff]

It really is that easy isn’t it?

 

[F89]

Ha ha, I guess so.

 

[F89]

Surefire Mr. Boogedy edition.

 

[F89]

McGizmo Haiku 2AA 3S (119V).

Malkoff Hound Dog 18650 XT V2.

 

[GMT2330]

It's a bit misty/foggy here so I thought I'd give it a go.

Malkoff M31L in a Surefire 6p. 1xcr123 + dummy cell. 200 lumens really lights up the whole side of our neighbours house. I can confirm their TV aerial is fine .
Nice floody beam.

 

[Sabrewulf]

Reylight 519a
Manker e05ti 519a
Lep
M44 519a and sst40 (i believe)

 

[desert.snake]

The red diode is just a round beam, the white one has a complex lens, similar to old car headlights. A strange beam, reminiscent of butterfly wings, but it turned out to be very useful

 

[F89]

Doesn’t do it justice in the pictures but here’s the Streamlight HL6.
Huge spot with 180 degrees of spill.
It’s comical switching this thing on high, from off, in the darkness.

 

[Buff]

Its amazing how well these little lights wash out the darkness. Not sure how big your light is? Even some of the small lights wash are amazing.

 

[F89]

The HL6 is pretty big. It runs on 2x21700, puts out around 5000 lumens and has a big TIR optic.