Best Cf Foxing Lamp.

[shropshire dan 467]

Hi Guys im after advice regarding a lamp adequate for lamping foxes with a .22-250

I have a led lamp but need something with a bit more power, and as i lamp on foot i'll need something with a battery pack.

I have a lamping partner so hasn't got to be a compact scope mount type.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Atb

Dan

[celticrusader 78]

Hey Dan why don't you have a look at the p series lenser torches mate, dependant on what model you get mate you could have 30-60 hours battery life on rechargeable's and distance goes to a couple hundred yards plus.

I have a P7 lenser and its good for rabbits but for foxing I would get a higher model.

It straps to the top of your scope and your able to get a 4 multi colour change lense pack off ebay for £15 and it it comes with a pressle switch and various attachments with the right shop around.

Edited August 10, 2014 by celticrusader

[shropshire dan 467]

Cheers CC. i have a ledray 300 and 800 but with a filter it kills the light. Does anyone know if i can change the white led to a red 1?

[abarrett 462]

Light force 170 with a dimmer

Amber filter works well I don't know weather it doesn't bother the foxes because it looks the same as street lights

But it works well for us

The dimmer is great because you can keep the brightness right down until you need it

Doesn't scare the foxes but you can still pick the eye shine up when you get it where you want it

Turn up the light make sure it's what your after then bingo

[shropshire dan 467]

Cheers matey. Going to have a look at the light force and night master 800.

 

Next time I may try the amber filter in my ledray.

[abarrett 462]

Night master is a great little light doesn't give of any spill

I just get on well with light force

Amber well worth a try

Have you got the zero on that new rifle yet

[slipper 116]

I use the nightmaster 800 does me fine, had it two years now no problems batteries last all night nice and lightweight

[shropshire dan 467]

Cheers Chris.

 

Got it zeroed a inch high at 100yards abarrett. Managed 1" groups at 100yards with hornady vmax 50g then its practically spot on at 200yards and 4.1 inch drop at 300yards well mad up with it mate

[ianm 2,594]

If someone is operating the lamp for you then i would use a lightforce blitz 240, if on your own i would use a nightmaster xsearcher. The xsearcher is better than any lamp with a filter on it as the coloured leds in the xsearcher do not reduce the distance that the light is effective to.

[shropshire dan 467]

Cheers Ian.