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tri color laser be great

well now im getting more confused found some other flashlights that seem really nice heres what im looking at: ConneXion X2 Q5 1AA, IncenDio Q5 RCR123 LiteFlux LF2X Cree Multi-Mode LED Nitecore Extreme SS Bezel 200 can anyone help me decide lol

ok thanks i think im going to go with the LiteFlux LF2X Cree Multi-Mode LED Flashlight Kit

seems like a real nice light only problem is its alittle too big. im looking for a light that i can carry daily thanks fr the recomendation though

thanks for the recomendation. like you i would like a pocket clip as well. not a big fan of holsters either. i have a pocket clip on my knife in one pocket so this light seems like it will be a good fit. 53 dollars seems like a real reasonable tag as well. thanks again

im in the market for a new mini flashlight about the size of Jay's pocket mini lasers. I was wondering if there are any small lasers like a bluray that projected a larger diameter dot so i could use it as a very high pwered flash light? If i could focus the light that would be a plus too.   or...

here ya go, lol http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=260340716710

well like the title says i need a new set of safety glasses for my new laser. i recently purchased a sweet green laser 120mw. would these glasses be a good fit for eye safety? http://www.novalasers.com/NOVAstore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=11&idproduct=35#details if anyone else has another idea...

I received the laser today Jay Looks and functions great. For anyone thinking of buying a laser I would highly recomend Jays lasers esp. w the Kryton Barrel thanks again Peter

it should

go 80 to 100mw you will be happy you did

Excellent job Jay, Thanks a million Peter

great vids

check this laser out let me know what u think looking for a laser that burns from around 4 ft away and also one that has a noticeable beam that shoots through the air. i like to point out stars in the night thanks heres the link http://www.gizmonauts.com/Astronomy_green_lasers.htm

greetings