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    Quote Originally Posted by JoelA View Post
    Hey Jacob.
    Just wondering which C8 would be best suited for a gun light set up on a .22. Runtime would be important too, although happy to purchase 2 batteries or more to improve runtime. Looking at these three at the moment:
    Osram C8+ V1 White, 937m Range, Hunting

    Convoy C8+, Luminus SST40, 2150 Lumens

    Convoy C8+, Cree XPL HI, 1350 Lumens

    Looking to ideally use with a switch too.
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    Hi,

    Here's a comparison of all three

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    It entirely comes down to personal preference. The Osram versions will get you the best range by 300m

    Approx runtime on High

    Osram V1 - 4.2A - 46 min
    Osram V2 - 7.4A - 24 min - may as well include it
    XPL HI - 5.5A - 33 min
    SST40 - 7A - 25 min

    High can only be activated it short bursts

    Osram V1 - 3.5 min
    Osram V2 - need to retest but it was around 2 min.
    XPL HI - 5 min
    SST40 - 3.2 min

    Runtime on 100% until reaching 50°C, tested at 19°C room temp on my desk. You would see different results outside

    Pressure switch will reduce the lumens on all three due to the resistance of the long length of wire. Many brands result in the same but they won't ever tell you.

    Osram V1 - 650 lumens
    XPL HI - 1100
    SST40 - 1600

    I personally love the tight beam of the Osram for a gun light, I'd use something else for searching too.

    Hope that helps
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    I will mention that those photos lose most of the surrounding light, so it looks narrower than it really is.

 

 

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