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    if i wore one of those on my wrist, people would mistake it for a strobe.

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    I would love to hear someone explain that one to their wife?

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    Just slid an E1B on my watchband. Brighter, cheaper, and it tells time!

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    Per Surefire, you're supposed to give your handheld to the small child you leave all alone at the entrance to a dark alley before you track down the perp that frightened him with your fancy wrist light.

    I spend enough money on silly stuff as it is. But if they were to incorporate that light with a decent watch? Maybe team up with Suunto and stuff it into a slightly thicker Core? Two separate batteries, one for the watch functions and one for the light. I bet they'd sell a ton of them if they did something like that.

    I think it's great that they're trying to push the bounds of how we interact with illumination...but I don't see them selling many of this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by markm View Post
    I don't buy anything from surefire on priciple.

    But I'm making an exception in this case!
    you mean this time you're not buying it because it's stupid???


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    "Calling Dick Tracy, calling Dick Tracy, come in Dick Tracy."

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    Holy shit!!!!!!!
    I think they've jumped the shark on this one.
    It is a cool gadget, no doubt, and probably technically impressive (180 lumens is a lot out of a small unit like that), but $500 is a lot of ammo, training, etc.
    I'll pony up Surefire cash for stuff that no one else can compete with - like their X300 series of lights which have no competitor in the same league. I am very curious to see how many people buy this.

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    My initial reaction: Finally My Chance To Be A Buzz Light-Year!

    Else, I have an old BlackHawk wrist rig that will do this with any one inch barreled light.

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    Petzl Zipka
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    Wow!

    I'm sure glad Surefire pushed this gem out ahead of say, the DM2, which would be much more useful to a wide variety of potential users.
    Last edited by PD Sgt.; 12-24-12 at 03:14.

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