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17 Nov, 2014
A nice, bright, small keychain light
This makes an excellent EDC flashlight that fits easily in the pocket. I keep mine attached to my Swiss Army Knife. The LED version, as you'd expect, is quite a bit brighter than the incandescent version of the Solitare. The incandescent version has a yellowish light with rings whereas the this LED version is brighter and whiter with no rings.
It is more expensive than say the Rayovac mini-LED keychain flashight (which I EDC in addition to the Solitare) but provides much more light (The Solitare is rated at 37 lumens and the Rayovac mini LED is 5 lumens). The reason I EDC both are associated with the run time. The Solitare is rated for a run time of 1 hour and 30 minutes (I have seen it go slightly over 2 hours on good rechargeable AAA's). The Rayovac is rated at 7 hours on an alkaline AAA.
I paid $13.95 w/free S&H for the Maglite Solitare LED. I would not pay any more for this light and had to stretch a bit to even pay this amount. But it is a Maglite and should be durable enough to provide many years of service. If it doesn't they're going to hear about it.
I paid $2 at Walmart for the Rayovac Mini-Flashlight LED keychain. I think they're up to about $3.99 now but still quite worth it.
This is a substantial difference and allows me several options. First, I can pick the amount of light that I need for the task. As an example, my son dropped his wallet in the theater a while back and when we went back the Rayovac provided enough light to see in a dark theater under the seats. We found the wallet. Good amount of light for looking around the car at night, using a key in a lock, looking in a pack or purse etc. If I need a brighter light source the Solitare LED is there to provide it. And each is a battery source for the other in the form of a spare AAA if needed.
The role of this product is to have a light source readily available when it's needed. In this role the Maglite Solitare LED works wonderfully.
If I could have only one I'd have to go with the Rayovac mini-LED because the run time is more than tripled. That is substantial. Often times people want as many lumens as possible, and for some lights you need it for the suited task. But for this type of light the run time is the superior consideration. Fortunately both are small enough that you can carry both without issue.
06 Nov, 2016
Trunk gun scabbard
2 of 2 found this helpful This was exactly what I was looking for in a scabbard. It adjusts to fit different lengths of barrel. Has plenty of molle webbing to attach pouches and straps to attach to gear. The sling has four different attachment points. The shotgun can be strapped into the sheath and cinched down.
Not just for pistol grip shotguns either. I have a tactical stock on mine. Even though the end sticks out a bit it still isn't coming out unless I pull it out. Also wide enough inside that the shotgun can have a side saddle.
28 Dec, 2021
Yes it is
Excellent