Related to>>>/pol/532018595I just got this at Goodwill for $20, is this good for lighting booba? It had a 12volt connection kit and a thing like an upside down vertical foregrip with a button on top to turn it on and off.
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>>65027822You’re shooting porn with this?
It is very bright btw but it makes my car engine slow down noticeably if I turn it on while running
>>65027822The black plastic things on the bottom look like somebody zip tied the light to something.And the little metal wire looks like a purpose built "dummy cord".
It’s under warranty. Try calling or downloading the manual.
>>65029865Looks like a methhead ripped it off something.
>>65027822I used to make and sell power cables for these. It's worth about $400 if it works but giant HID spotlights aren't as relevant as they used to be since LEDs are getting better. A ton of of these hit the surplus market after the Iraq war. You can see the dust on yours. Originally were on M2 mounts.>>65029865>zip tiesPeople would strap these to portable battery packs>metal wireIt's the retainer for the pin that holds the lens cover closed>>65029880Surefire only supports discontinued models at their whim now. No idea if they still do Hellfighters but I'd be surprised if they do. You can't get some common lights like 6Ps fixed any more, and they'll laugh at you if you ask about their rechargeables from the 2000s.
>>65027822>>65027824Good find OP!
>>65029941Not OP but would it be possible to get an LED conversion like they sell for Maglites?
>>65030097maglites are shit and no one has ever used one as a club.
>>65029941>Surefire >can't get some common lights like 6Ps fixed any more
>>65030097No. The entire light is built around an HID bulb and power supply. There's no point, either. It's still one of the brightest portable lights you can get. Extreme long range spotlight.>>65030124Mag-Lites historically were the best lights in their market segment for a couple decades. They fell off in the 2000s and have become a bit of a niche product. They have been used as clubs but department policy has been against using flashlights as impact weapons as early as the 1960s. Massad Ayoob made the point a painful blow from a wooden baton is a killing blow from a D-cell flashlight.>>65030127On one hand it makes sense, since a company it's going to keep making parts for something like sold 20 years ago. On the other, they built their reputation on super customer service so it's a drag. Biggest problem is some people at the company have a bad attitude about it now. Like "bro that's from 2004 why do you think a lifetime warranty should apply?"
>>65030147>Massad Ayoob.357 has a stunning effect on the attacker
>>65030171>Almost everybody who ever uses .357 to kill something: .357 magnum is way more effective than 9mm>Zoomers and millennials on the internet: 9MM IS JUST AS GOOD REEEE MY WRISTS CANT HANDLE .357 SO IT MUST BE BADhmmm, who to believe?
happy april fools i actually just took one of my hellfighters into goodwill to mock the retards who kept claiming to find Lockheed Martin merch (fake chinese shit which they would then flip to their followers) at their local thrift storesthis caused immense butthurt in the "faggot" section of the internet gun community (a differentiation which i instantly realize is redundant)
HOWEVER i will soon be testing if these lights can do this
>>65030978Saved.
>>65030969>3-31-26>april foolsWhoa! You got me double fooleded!
>>65030978Wouldn't do that, will burn skin very quickly
>>65031049don't hate me just cause im livin in the future baby
>>65031054:(
>>65030978Fake tits glow and should be avoided just like feds.
>>65031085i can assure you that feds aren't nearly as fun to slap around especially all soaped up in the shower
