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<blockquote data-quote="bowkill02" data-source="post: 1531537" data-attributes="member: 28164"><p>I've been using a wicked light for about 5 years hunting foxes back east. It mounts on top of your scope and is operated off a pressure switch that you velcro anywhere you want. They are sold with differs color led's for whatever you want. They come with a built in dimmer on the switch. They are expensive but for me and how I hunt they are worth every penny. I run a hand help kill light for scanning that has a much wider beam and switch to the rifle and wicked light once I spot something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bowkill02, post: 1531537, member: 28164"] I've been using a wicked light for about 5 years hunting foxes back east. It mounts on top of your scope and is operated off a pressure switch that you velcro anywhere you want. They are sold with differs color led's for whatever you want. They come with a built in dimmer on the switch. They are expensive but for me and how I hunt they are worth every penny. I run a hand help kill light for scanning that has a much wider beam and switch to the rifle and wicked light once I spot something. [/QUOTE]
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