trajkula

Cheer Bazz. Looking forward to some photo's and video (if it's not too much trouble) I think portability is the go plus with a 300 hour battery life I don't think you'll have to worry about flat batteries for a while plus cords and cables getting in the way. Saw one on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Coast-8437-LED-Lenser-X21-X7-Flashlight-1070-Lumens-NEW_W0QQitemZ380218878194QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Flashlights?hash=item5886cfa8f2....(hands rubbing) Really appreciate your advice on the 900 and 1000 lumens... I would have never known. Cheers again.

G'day all, Had a look at the X21 tonight whilst doing some latenight shopping and watched some videos on youtube as soon as I got home. Very impressed with the light output and beam focus but is it good out in the field and really worth the big dollar price tag. Can anyone that has an X21 post some photo's of the torch in use (spotting bunnies, foxes etc) and some info regarding it's pros and cons. http://www.ledlenser.com.au/2009/ENG/products/html_highperformance/html_Xserie/x21.php?id=x_21 I know a heap of you blokes use the P7 but please leave the focus on the X21 only. Cheers Traj WA

G'day fellow hunters, I live north river and looking to join-up with other responsible hunters from WA. I shoot a 17HMR and my first kill (proud to say) was a feral cat that responded to my tenterfield fox whistle. Two kids meant full time dad and no time for anything else but now the kids have kind of grown I have a bit more time to do a bit of conservation hunting. Look forward to joing fellow members for hunts, sharing stories, tips etc Happy & safe shooting! Trajkula