Bamboo / Custom 823 / Custom 74
Benchmade Limited Run Sequel 707 Green D2
Awesome knife from Knifeworks.com
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Pilot Custom 823
After no new pen purchases in a long time, the announcement of the 823 this month finally arriving in the States was definitely going to be my next purchase. At close to $300 street price, it’s not a cheap pen, but with its beautiful filler system, huge ink capacity and smooth fine nib, it was very evident that this pen is ahead leaps and bounds over other piston filled pens in the same price range and even higher.
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Surefire E2D Xenon Light
For the last couple of years I have “seen the light” of LED’s in general go from blue tint novelty items to actual bright “in your face” white lights. Still for the sake of our military and some specialty law enforcement there are xenon lights like the Surefire E2D.
The E series xenon Surefires are still very popular incandescent lights not only from what I have personally seen at both Cabela’s and L.L. Bean flying off the shelves but for the use of IR in the field which, an LED is not adapt.
Out of the box the Surefire E2D has a bright white xenon light which, is the whitest lightout of all my 6V lithium powered lights. Not only that, it has the longest run time vs. lumens of any of the other 6V xenon Surefires that I own. This includes the few Lumens Factory P60 (6V) drop-ins that I have which are not that impressive at all but the LF E2A is the only aftermarket bulb that I have seen that actually makes a noticeable improvement in a 6V lithium powered Surefire.
The E2D has 70 minutes of run time, outstanding bright white light and probably the best throw for 1” dia. incan. Also, the E2D has more throw than some LED counterparts out there that cost the same or more than the E2D.
It’s hard to tell anyone that a flashlight is worth $100 but this one is worth the money on top of a lifetime warranty.
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