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 Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective way to go guys.
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redbonez
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective Nice red nick!
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mcdonald
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective Still going strong after a hard weekend workout at the BATMCC contest. - 10 out and we went all night on one charge.  
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duaneatssu
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective Well done, by the way, whats the mount you are using in some of your other pics?. I like the idea of mountin on the underside of the barrel.
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mcdonald
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective Nite light barrel clip mount, about $5, fits my .223 barrel well.
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duaneatssu
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective Thanks.
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duaneatssu
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective I got two of them a few weeks ago, They don't fit my heavy guns so well, but my light guns they work well enough, for now. We killed a huge badger a last week, and have whacked a few yotes. The lights are great, and these cheap little barrel brackets make them handier.
Thanks again for the info. Duane
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mcdonald
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective I have it on a Winchester model 70 carbine .223, I like the lightest gun I can find for this kind of stuff as I carry a shotgun and rifle a lot of times. The mount fits my barrel fine but it is a light barrel. Hope I can get out again before the season ends to try to get one more..lol
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duaneatssu
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Re: Predator Light review- Callers perspective When you run outta season, come out here. We go "year round".
At night I call right outta the rig. I rarely pack a shotgun during the day, and never at night. I like short heavy barrels. Just a matter of "where, and how" diff guys hunt.Most of my stands at night, I can see as far as a light will shine. In the day time I can literally see miles. Thanks for the info, I have been pleased, I just use a "light barreled rifle" with my light. Duane
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