What type of flashlight are you using at work?

[3rd_shift]

I use any of several led converted maglites from my arsenal.
Some are well over 300 lumens of dazzling white light!

I am a long time member at www.candlepowerforums.com and learned a lot about finding or modding flashlights there to make any and all security posts I have ever worked super easy.

[N. A. Corbier]

I use any of several led converted maglites from my arsenal.
Some are well over 300 lumens of dazzling white light!

I am a long time member at www.candlepowerforums.com and learned a lot about finding or modding flashlights there to make any and all security posts I have ever worked super easy.

My agency requires a belt mounted flashlight on an officer's rig, at all times, and in all assignments. We issue one Streamlight Stinger XP (With the tail cap), and one Streamlight XL-20 to patrol officers (Its in the car, they drive the car.)

I personally use a Streamlight Stinger XP, which I like rather well. I perfer rechargable flashlights over non-rechargable or lithium based ones, because they're just there. I don't have to spend money on batteries.

[Watchdog]

Surefire 6P for quite awhile now.

[Arff312]

I carry a surefire c2 centurion. Also have a poly stinger in my bag and mag light.

[Mr. Security]

Stinger, Surefire, Streamlight, and Mag-Lite for me. The more light the better. Bad guys hate light as much as roaches do!

[wannabedafiveoh]

LED baby!!!! ALL THE WAY!!!!

[1stWatch]

Pelican M-11 rechargeable

[P68]

Streamlight Scorpion on the belt and Streamlight Ultra Stinger in the car.

[Charger]

Stinger XT for the past 3 years

[davido]

flashlight

we use a standard MAG-LITE 4 D cell, thats what we get but we ask for a nice rechargable.

[N. A. Corbier]

we use a standard MAG-LITE 4 D cell, thats what we get but we ask for a nice rechargable.

You get a flashlight? Consider yourself lucky depending on who you work for. Rechargables start at 100 bucks for a magcharger (85-130 USD).

[davido]

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we get what we ask for sometimes, but 100 dollars seems a drop in the bucket compaired to the 100,000 dollars and more we just spent on totally new up grades to the security systems, all new computers flat screen monitors dvr's 24x cameras times about 30 cameras, etc etc.but who's complaining.. it is a great job where i am..

[3rd_shift]

we get what we ask for sometimes, but 100 dollars seems a drop in the bucket compaired to the 100,000 dollars and more we just spent on totally new up grades to the security systems, all new computers flat screen monitors dvr's 24x cameras times about 30 cameras, etc etc.but who's complaining.. it is a great job where i am..

Agreed.
I'm one of the few s/o's in the company I work for to even carry a flashlight.
I also have fewer problems at my assigned posts than most of my flashlightless coworkers.
Not that a good flashlight is the be all/end all solution to security.
It's really not, but it has sure helped me and a few other security offers out a lot.
A good flashlight shining on/in and around the building at night sends a clear message that there is someone there to call the cops.

As far as that 4D goes, go ahead and snag some rechargeable 7.0 amp hour nicad batteries and a good Vanson speedybox charger for them.
www.amondotech.com is one of dozens of good places to find batteries and chargers.

[EMTGuard]

I carry a 3 "D" cell mag light on my belt, a disposiable pen light in my EMT holster with my Shears and bandage scissors and when making patrol in the medical van I have a Million CP spotlight which I use to light up the fencelines. That habit has earned me the nickname "Q-Beam".

[IrishGuard]

Streamlight 4 'D' Cell 'Excalibre Model'. It's battered and bruised but I've had it for years.

Recharageables are the way to go from a long term economical point of view, but wow, don't they cost the $'s?