Looking for the best hunting flashlight

[11Bravo Super-Trooper]

I have a Surefire Hellfighter. It's 3000 lumens of hardcore, light up the range, scorching light from the god's. New in hard case, with power supply batteries, cables, infrared filter, and even a 12 volt DC hook up for your cars cigarette lighter. Retail is upwards of $7,800... would let go for $2000. This is the long throw light that spec-op mini-guns use, M2 machine guns use, and helicopter search and rescue. It also come with a titanium mount that hooks up to the Browning .50 cal machine gun. It's bad *** and ready for any night time hunt. Let's get some hogs, let's get some African cat, let's just get some. I'm Chris, a Disabled Veteran (lost my leg in the 1st Infantry Division overseas), now I'm Wheelchair-bound, and am not able to utilize this awesome military grade light. It's never been used, fresh from Surefire in the box. Call me if interested. Army Retired Specialist Chris Heggy (801) 390-0925. Morgan, Utah

 

[pwrdbycotn]

Check out an Oveready BOSS. Easily programmable (yes, it's really super easy) with four modes. Can be set to less than 1 lumen all the way up to 3500 lumens. Triple led, 18650 or 2x 18350 batteries, easily carries clipped to a pocket, has either a red or amber secondary led that is great for walking to a stand in the dark.

 

[blumtn]

Check out the Armytek Wizard. I have had one for 3 years now and it works great. You can set the lumans from .5 to 1100 depending on what you want to see. It works on 123s or 18560s.

 

[fergy]

Not sure if everyone has the same problem that I do but trying to follow blood with an LED type light is almost impossible for me. I cannot see anything with all different LED lights I have tried. I go right back to my Milwaukee bulb flashlight. Just thought I might shine some light on the subject....

 

[pwrdbycotn]

Not sure if everyone has the same problem that I do but trying to follow blood with an LED type light is almost impossible for me. I cannot see anything with all different LED lights I have tried. I go right back to my Milwaukee bulb flashlight. Just thought I might shine some light on the subject....

That's because the CRI on almost all common flashlights is horrible. A light using something like Nichia 219c's with 90+ CRI (color rendering index) and 4000k color temp will produce much better light that our eyes are more accustomed to. The "blue" leds that most flashlights use inhale profusely.

 

[orchemo]

Headlamps are the way to go. Carry 2 Incase one has batteries die. My primary is this. Also great for working around the house, on your truck , etc.

https://coastportland.com/product/fl75r/

 

[Just cut]

I have a blood tracking dog that I use to find deer with. The best head lamp I have used is the sniper hog 40 KAP, the beam is adjustable from a spot light to a flood light and its rechargeable.