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October 24th, 2017 at 10:55 pm
Ok, its been over a decade, I can tell this story. I was working in and around Kabul a few years ago. One of the big, bad, brawlers was once a SureFire sales rep. Educated fellow and the son of a federal legislator type but he looked like he would be more at home swinging a broad sword on a battlefield 1000 years ago.
As a SureFire rep, he had access to samples of their entire inventory. He used this access to demonstrate and photograph all that the company offered. He used his girlfriend as a flashlight support. More specifically, he took CANDID flashlight pics.
She didn’t use her hands to hold the light. And he shared the pics with his coworkers.
I can’t even pick one up without giggling a bit.
October 25th, 2017 at 9:39 am
Here’s my 10 foot pole, even with which I am NOT going to touch the above comment.
I bought a Surefire G2 (in yellow) on a whim, not knowing what the brand was about, at McBride’s Gun Shop in Austin, I guess when they first started being sold. It was one of my better decisions.
A bright yellow flashlight. Which was easy to find in the dark. Like when I didn’t have a flashlight and needed one. Why this topic, the color of the flashlight, isn’t discussed with regard to finding one in the dark, when one needs a flashlight, amuses me.
I have never been cool, let alone tacticool. But I can find my flashlight in the truck’s console in low light, or in the desk at home when the power goes out.
http://www.surefire.com/g2x-pro-yellow.html