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<blockquote data-quote="Revolting Peasant" data-source="post: 1817912" data-attributes="member: 101383"><p>Used a bunch of different ones. All over the spectrum on power. Big Q Beam you have to be careful with the light after it has been on a while. Gets hot and will melt your seat covers, wires, plastic, nylon, etc. if it touches it. Like lay it on the seat lol. Don't ask. </p><p>I actually prefer an adjustable light. Dial it down and scan for eyes. Crank it up and drop the beam on them to shoot. Especially coyotes. Pigs maybe run it higher. Smaller eyes and harder to get a reflection at any distance.</p><p>Thinking about a Kill Light 500 in white and red for now for a nice balance of power and size with adjustable rheostat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Revolting Peasant, post: 1817912, member: 101383"] Used a bunch of different ones. All over the spectrum on power. Big Q Beam you have to be careful with the light after it has been on a while. Gets hot and will melt your seat covers, wires, plastic, nylon, etc. if it touches it. Like lay it on the seat lol. Don’t ask. I actually prefer an adjustable light. Dial it down and scan for eyes. Crank it up and drop the beam on them to shoot. Especially coyotes. Pigs maybe run it higher. Smaller eyes and harder to get a reflection at any distance. Thinking about a Kill Light 500 in white and red for now for a nice balance of power and size with adjustable rheostat. [/QUOTE]
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