Wish I could get let say the 100 or the 250 Kill Light without all the extras.. See I have two 250 kill lights now.. and already 8 batteries.. what I really would like would be just the lights and maybe the end cap switches... Just pay for a light at a reduced price since I don't need light holders, chargers, batteries, switches etc etc etc.. Might have to start looking at all these post about cheaper red LED and see which one is equal to the Kill Light.. Grant you your going to need the kits for at least one or two of the lights.. However once you start to own more then one light.. I just don't need the extras now...I have seen a few that say red LED but want to make sure that I know if it's equal to a 100 or the 250 lights based on the specs.. See you could buy a light with a red LED but it's no Kill light.. Or in reverse which is good.. it could be better then the 250 kill light...Can I assume then that the 250 kill Light has a Lumen of 250 and the 100 kill Light has a lumen of 100 or does the 250 designation mean a 250 yard light for shooting and the 100 means a 100 yard shooting capability?
I have purchased many a want it to be the perfect lights before and they are just not adequate... I know...The 250 Kill Light now that is a night time predator hunters dream. Sure is making me into a night time rifleperson that's for sure!!!!Buying lights on a whim with the hopes it's the best light to use is like peeing your money down a drain..
As technologies improve... if your really into predator hunting... You would be foolish not to use some of the new technologies. If you don't try to improve yourself why even go out there and hunt predators at night time..If you need money for the new lights.. sale your older light set ups..if that's what it takes..
