What's a reasonable range for this light
1333207
I could see coons eyes out to 375 yards at the deer feeder behind my parents house with the green light, and I could identify her cat out to 150.
1333208
I would say about 50 to 70 yds to see phiscal fetures such as the deference of male and female hogs with red light, the green is a little brighter. You could probably see an animal up to 100yds and see eyes up to probably 200yds with the red. I have not used the green much
1333209
Just the light i would say $90-$110. All the extras? It's well worth the $140 I paid for it. One tip though.... Buy extra led modules. They can be broken after changing them if you screw the reflector housing on. They usually go fo $16-$20. They have red, white, and green led modules.
321725
Viable light depends on the darkness you are in and the reflection off ofor your target. For a shotgun range ( 0-40 yards ) it is very good
388986
Good question, I have not seen a good answer yet. The light is very bright and i think for the money you will not be disappointed.
1090514
Rated to 150 Lumens. I own two of these lights on home defense shotguns. The pressure switch is not very solid in construction, but has worked without issues for two years. I do not know how "far" the light will go. But for this price point and features, it easily covers 50 feet of darkness in my apartment. I don't have a need to higlight an object at 100 yards. As a home defense, urban weapon mounted light. It performs well.(At this price point). I do not like the mount it comes with as it is bulky, so I use a UTG LE Max 1" quick detachable ring and works great.
1301949
Mine's warm 'bout 84 degrees now , but I live in Texas... I digress, but would say it's "cool" being 80 lumens, but so is my streamlight that cranks out 155, best not to look right at it. Good light I like mine. Benjamin
368680
I would say only about 10 feet but the light itself is amazing I can send you a video of how mine looks if you want just send me your emal address.
975827
As far a clarity I would say that from the light to about 30 yards it is almost blinding on high output. Beyond 30 yards to about 50 or so it did a pretty good job of illuminating about a 10 to a 15 foot wide area.
577394
Close to medium range. Of course a lot will depend on the, if any, ambient light there is available. The ir light is decent.
1826032
I'd say you get a good workable light space of 9 to 11 feet. I have two lights that I put at that height in my garage for lighting on my 16 foot workbench side. And it gives good light for the full length with a cone of over lap since they are 8 feet apart and about five feet f ROM the wall. I am very pleased with the lights!
1078832
I want to say 40-50ft with decent bright light depending on how high you mount it.
2050088
I have a white LED light that is supposed to be 500 lumen but it is actually 300 lumen, mounted as a shooting light. I can throw a small beam to 200 yds easily. That is as far as you are going to shoot at night. My red led is used for scanning. Very hard to see the crosshairs with red.
1760704
Its good for about 200 meters, but it also has a little bit of "flood" light. If you want 500meters then you need to look into a zoomable light.
2216914
How far? Not sure how to answer. It puts out a lot of light at short distance for working on equipment after dark. I can put it on a metal cabinet about 4 feet away from the generator and have plenty of light to service the machine. When using it as a flashlight, it works as a flood light, wide beam but not "bright", plenty of light to see what you are walking through and provides enough illumination to tell the difference between a cat and a skunk at 30 feet.. The kid steals it all the time to walk down and feed the horses, overall a good light to have, especially when the power goes out..
461999
depends on the light outside, the darker it is the farther you can see it, but don't count on anything farther than twenty feet. the laser is really weak.
1710114
I think the answer is somewhere in the reviews and my guess is at least a hundred. I use it in my bedroom to work in bed and it is plenty bright for that. If I look directly into it I am blinded for a few moments. Unless you want to light an entire room, this light should be bright enough for reading, crafting, computering, etc.
1898128
It's ok at it's shortest range. Low light and long distance usually don't make a great combo. Even though it's a 30mm tube, it doesn't gather light too well on an object that's 500+yds away.
906856
My guess would be 75 to 90 lumen, its not super bright, but it is plenty bright enough to light up a dark hallway or parts of your home inside well enough to see pretty good. It does work well but its no Surefire. If your wanting it for use indoors, it should put off enough light for you. It does make a bit more light then those cheapo handgun mini lights.