Lamping set up?

[NOTS SO BAD LAD]

Nots so bad lads nots so bad at all lad now i have got over been covered in cow ****e.Been thinking about a lamp set up i am using a Tx200 hc under leaver, been looking at some of these lamps, with the hc being on the little heavy side 81/2 pounds am i wasting my time is there any of you lads with a tx200 hc lamp set up.
also any advice on camo is it going to get me closer to wilfred or is it more on wind direction or both heard about people not having a bath or shower thought about that but our lass would devorce me,

Great site this just love it not reight in head lad yes i know Lad

[Gazo]

I use a Nite Hunter lamp set up, Lamp, Battery & switch are all fitted to the gun and as a total package comes in at 13 oz so super light weight.
It's one of them things once you try it you think how the hell did I do without that before.

Take a look http://www.nite-hunter.com/

[TX Sniper]

used a logun lamp with out any problems on mine, just be carful where the cables are hanging. Personally i would go for a deben tracer lamp as the effectiveness + the dimmer switch make it a far more versatile and usefull lamp, you can get one with a stock mounted battery if you are concerned about the weight.

Jim

[Gazo]

I once heard a story about a guy out lamping with a standard type lamp which had the battery on a belt.

While out shooting the battery was in its belt holder around the guys waist, with the battery placed around the back of him.
As he was walking down a slight slope he slipped and landed on his back.
As the battery was behind him this is what he landed on which caused a lot of pain and put him out of action for a while.
If you use this type of battery please make sure you postion it right so it don't damage you if you do fall.

[TX Sniper]

some good advice there, i have had a battery from a high power lamp for foxing clout me round the head as my mate (in his defense it was cold and wet and the cable slipped) passed it over a fence in the dark, lets just say the foxes wernt the only ones bleading.

[ratboy]

I have just bought a Deben Tracer Mini s/h off another forum, find it great as weighs nothing on gun (Hw 97k) and although the battery is on belt I find this fairly comfortable as my rifle already weighs enough without a battery pack on the stock, use red filter and really does seem to make a difference on how long till Mr wabbit decides to go home. I don't have the dimmer as it isn't the pro version, but I have found the battery lasts fine on full beam.

[NOTS SO BAD LAD]

Thanks lads will give it some thought

[Lez325]

Or just get a mate to carry the lamp point n shoot.....

better than carrying it yourself lol

Les .

[Taz]

you can get good results with a maglight attached to the scope
its cheap as chips and i have a couple of sets of recharable batteries (AA)
it's good enough out to about 40 yrds which is far enough to shoot bunnies
and lite weight

[Mister-M]

Eyup Taz

I've read somewhere else that maglight were good, is yours one of the double AA battery ones with adjustable beam and how did you mount it to your scope?


Cheers

Neil