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Blazer Lights

Bright Eyes Lights

Cajun Lights

Coonbuster Lights

Nite Moves Lights

Sunburst Lights

Western Rivers Lights

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Sylva, North Carolina (the far Western Tip of the State)
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Nothing else compares in useage or price.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Iberia, MO
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Didn't see the brand I use. My vote would be for a Hunter Lite.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Seymour, Missouri
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Randy, I agree with you. Best light I've ever owned. Richard does a heck of a job building these lights. Those of you who haven't heard of Hunter lights and might be interested just drop me a note and I'll get you in contact with him.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: NE Indiana
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The best money i ever spent was on a pair of froglegs and my BRIGHT EYES LIGHT. Started with a Nite Light and what a difference there is.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: MO
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where is Bandit lights? they are definitly one of the top brands out there.

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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: east tennessee
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bright eyes makes the best lite on the market I have 2 including the new 28 volt boys its a whole lotta lite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Location: Louisville, KY
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SEND A BANDIT TO THE TOP. NO OFFENSE GAYLE.

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Location: Illinois
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Bandit lights.......where were they? They are very good reliable lights, and their owners treat their customers very good.

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Bandit lights.......where were they? They are very good reliable lights, and their owners treat their customers very good.

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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Illinois
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No problem Scotty, You might want to try one, I've had mine for quite awhile with minimal problems, I've owned just about every brand made at one point and time, some are good some are bad. I like the Bandit lights and their owners very well.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Montana
Posts: 424

started with nite lite then had a wheat lite then went to a sunburst then switched to a cajun....

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Bandit Lights

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: PENNSYLVANIA
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I started with a wheat light hated it, then I had a 20 volt Coonbuster it's a great light just a little heavy, Now I use a 28 volt Cajun belt light and there is no comparison

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: SC
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Bright Eyes is supposed to be coming out with a belt light later this year.

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Location: Underwood in.
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SEND A BANDIT TO THE TOP. NO OFFENSE GAYLE.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Lafayette, Tn
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I think Action lights are pretty hard to beat. Seems like that is what nearly everyone I know uses here in middle TN anyways. With Christmas getting ever so close I certainly hope jolly oh fatso brings me one, but until then I guess I'll settle for my nightlite which aint bad for a lil over a hundred bucks. Has done me quite good for a few years now.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 137

Were are the Bandit lights, I am gonna order one this weekend and I already think they are the best.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: South Salem, Ohio
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My question is how long does all these lights work without having to be serviced?

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Location: Carter City, KY
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I've got a Cajun Rambo that was bought new in September of 1987. I have never had one problem with it. The battery pack understandably bowed out last October and I put a new Ni-MH pack in it. I gurantee that it has been used over twice as many nights than it has stayed home. I haven't even changed the bulb in 3 years!!!

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Has any 1 ever heard of foggy top lights?Are they good lights or what?I've been thinkin bout ordorin one here pretty soon?should i or shouldnt i.so if some one could hollar back at me on that one i would appreciate it.Thankz

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Sylva, North Carolina (the far Western Tip of the State)
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I was talking to the wife of the man that makes the Foggy Top Lights, and I was tellin her about my Bright Eyes. I'll admit that if i don't turn my BE to dim when I turn it on the next time, most of the time it will blow a bulb because the head dosent have time to warm up.

She said absolutely under no circumstances no matter where you took them theirs DID NOT blow bulbs.

Who knows.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Jacksonville FL
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but i dont see how you can beat the 21 volt blazer lite priced at 250 dollars. ive been very pleased with mine and havent seen anything brighter in the woods yet who i have hunted with. at a little over 2 pounds the weight is very manageable. im no authority on lites, but by going by the voltage and a reputable name, i havent seen many touch that deal

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ive had my nite moves lite for almost two yrs now and never gone rong great time on it too!but i admit i still love cajun got three of them

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: WILMER ALABAMA
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BANDIT LIGHTS ARE MADE IN SO. MISS. IF MY MEMORY IS CORRECT. THEY ARE ADVERTISE IN CB. THE MAN WHO MAKES THEM USE TO COME TO OUR CLUB HUNTS BUT HAVENT SEEN HIM IN AWHILE. BUT HES STILL IN BUSINESS.HE HAS SEVERAL MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM.FOR THE PRICE THEY CANT BE BEAT.

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