Has anyone tried one of these tactical flashlights?

[waynebar 52]

A friend sent me this link to NEBO TOOLS they have a selection of LED lights. Some combined with a 450 yard red laser, and green light (for maintaining night vision) I don't know anything about them. Has anyone ever used one of their products?

http://www.nebotools.com/products/5085_Sup...calCSI15LED.pdf

http://www.nebotools.com/products/5075_Investigator.pdf

http://www.nebotools.com/products/5110_TacticalCSI11LED.pdf

[BronCobraJet 80]

I've never seen them before, but that CSI Investigator looks sweet! It didn't say what batteries it took though. The other 2 take AAA. I would rather have something that runs AAs. AAAs (at least around here) can be hard to find at times. How much are they?

[DogMan 2,343]

I like the concept of combining a laser into a flashlight, thus eliminating the weight of one weapon attachment. But these aren't referred to as weapon lights and the laser feature is referred to as a "pointer". That brings up all kinds of questions in my mind about the usefulness of the laser on a weapon, maintaining zero and all that. I don't know how to translate their "MCD" brightness ratings into lumens yet so I'm not exactly sure what that means. Interesting item but I'd like to know more.

[gunman1 1,753]

I like the concept of combining a laser into a flashlight, thus eliminating the weight of one weapon attachment. But these aren't referred to as weapon lights and the laser feature is referred to as a "pointer". That brings up all kinds of questions in my mind about the usefulness of the laser on a weapon, maintaining zero and all that. I don't know how to translate their "MCD" brightness ratings into lumens yet so I'm not exactly sure what that means. Interesting item but I'd like to know more.

I didn't see anything about adjustments for the "Pointer", don't know how you would get or maintain -0-, nice concept though.