Maglite MAG-TAC LED Crowned Bezel Blisterpack Flashlight - Green

Nice, powerful touch Just what you expect from maglight

Great value genuine tac flashlight. Compact, powerful and the strobe function is a reassuring function for when out in the dark. Well made and durable I have purchased another two to give as presents. Batteries are available from Amazon if you have no local electrical retailers.

VERY TACTICAL and classy. Respectable lumen count without being vulgar. Sassy tactical 12 flash per second 'flash bang' stun mode. Would recommend to the tactically minded civilian for every minute of every waking day use.

Nice size, good weight, bright beam, would prefer it if the beam could be more focussed. At night it is very bright. Good price, better than any shop

happy with this, very bright and small enough to stick in your pocket , just dont try to buy the CR123 cells from the highstreet as they're incredibly expensive , £8 for 2 in Boots or £8 for 8 (same brand) from the net

Best torch ever

Very powerful torch for it's size, used to own the old D cell Mac Light but this is better and lighter.

I don't write many reviews. I came to write this one due to the terrible battery life but having looked at the packaging again now I see it says "4 hours" I doubt I got anywhere near that, but even if I did thats still surely terrible in the world of led bulbs? the torch gets quite warm while in use which isn't going to help battery life. Anyhow I've just spent 14 euros on 2 replacement batteries.

Non tra le più potenti rispetto ad altre torce tascabili, ma ha ugualmente una luminosità ed un fascio profondo e stretto. È compatta e dà una sensazione di robustezza in mano. Ottimo il rapporto qualità/prezzo, è valida in molte applicazioni, dalll'escursionismo all'autodifesa, ha una luce in grado di stordire. La più potente tra le maglite tascabili, ma se volete più lumen cercate tra le tascabili più care come Thrunite o Nitecore

Cuando compraba esta linterna sabía que compraba una linterna táctica, profesional, para usos muy concretos y específicos, pero nunca imaginé, hasta que la tuve en la mano, que compraba lo que compré: Lo primero que llama la atención es la calidad de los materiales, insuperable, la terminación y el acabado, perfectos, y su funcionamiento, las roscas del foco y porta pilas giran como si no tuvieran fricción al girarlas. El interruptor es electrónico, no mecánico, por lo que no hace ruido al encenderla. El acabado interior, como todas las MagLite, es el mismo que el exterior, anodizado verde en este caso. En cuanto a lo más importante, su rendimiento, creo que acorde con su precio, me ha costado 29 euros, y en consonancia con su calidad y escalafón en el mercado, alumbra una barbaridad, muchísimo, a 100 metros de distancia, en noche cerrada, alumbra perfectamente el objetivo señalado, si bien es verdad que cuando iluminemos a una distancia menor de 1 metro, su elevada potencia y su concentrado foco, pues no abre mucho el foco, si no que lo concentra en un diámetro muy reducido, puede llegar a molestar a la vista, pues la luz generada en tan pequeño foco y distancia es demasiada. Para este caso, compraríamos la de bisel liso, en vez de esta, con bisel corona. La de bisel liso, en vez de traer función estroboscopio con los tres clics, trae funcionamiento a baja potencia, con lo que también le durarán más las pilas, esto ya lo supongo yo. Tiene tres modos de funcionamiento: 1 Click (manteniendo el interruptor pulsado): Ilumina hasta soltarlo. 2 Click rápidos: Ilumina hasta que se pulsa de nuevo 3 Click rápidos: función estroboscopio Yo necesitaba algo que alumbrase mucho a larga distancia, tuviera mucha calidad, fuera lo más pequeño posible y no costase un pastizal, y la MAG TAC lo aúna todo. Lo que no entiendo ni me gusta, es que con la calidad que tiene y los materiales y terminación que trae, siga trayendo la dichosa lente de plástico, vinilo o que se yo que es, la de todas las Maglite desde hace muchos años. Supongo que tendrán un motivo para no ponerlo de cristal.

This is a good entry level tactical flashlight for certain needs - definitely not for everyone. Pros: - A value for money flashlight - when it first came out over 10 years ago, I think it was something like $100 - which is way too much. Since then the price has dropped since Maglite released the Magtac 2 and the rechargeable versions. - 320 lumens at 9,200 candela will likely suit most people's needs. This works really well in an urban environment or indoors in a tactical setting. If you're out in the country where there are no / little artificial lighting, this may not be enough for you. - The one light setting is quite useful if that is what you're looking for - no chance of accidentally activating a lower light setting. It is piercingly bright especially at close range. - 4hrs run time; not terrific but not too bad either. There aren't many 2 x CR123a flashlights that run on high setting for that amount of time. They normally run for just 1.5-2.5hrs. - the tailswitch is electronic and therefore extremely easy to press, activating the other modes, and quiet. It's one of my favorite features of this light. This is a feature not found on many tactical flashlights - it's pretty stealthy - the form factor is great; comfortable to hold and to use. Cons: - Doesn't accept 18650s. I tried using Keeppower 3V RCR123as, but they didn't work. I guess the cells were too long or just not compatible. - Plastic clip: I holster this light so this isn't really an issue for me. But the clip does feel cheap and, as many people have commented on, does not seem to promise longevity. Maglite really should've just used a spring steel clip for this. - Plastic lens: for this price point, the lens should be tempered glass/gorilla glass. Can't comment on the reliability/durability, as I've just had the light for a few weeks. Overall, for the price, this light is worth it if you are happy with what it can do. If you are looking for a top-performing tactical light or a flashlight with tons of versatility, you're probably not going to get this light. With higher quality materials and with a greater lumen and candela output but without sacrificing runtime, Maglite would've really hit the ball out of the park with this one.

This light is exactly what I needed. I have no complaints about the plastic lens because I have never broken a MagLite lens. The momentary on for this light is perfect and is exactly what I needed to be able to signal for work (Military). I have had difficulty finding a new light that still had a momentary on option that was usable. This one works perfectly and if you click is twice very fast than the light will stay on. The momentary on is the default setting, which is great because it prevents it from being clicked on and staying on while in a bag or being worn. It also allowed me to signal well. Three fast clicks gets me the strobe feature which is done well. The batteries last at least as long as advertised and the light stays just as bright almost right up until the batteries die. The new version of the Inova lights and Streamlights lose a lot of their brightness as the battery life progresses. The MagTac survived going on an exercise with me and is now a permanent part of my kit. The plastic clip is preferred because it will not bend by accident. I tried applying some force to this one and it seems quite strong. I also stops the light from rolling when placed on a flat surface. This light doesn't disappoint me on any level. Brighter, lasts longer, and built better than the other mainstream competition. I don't like some of the no-name brands that offer brighter lights because I find that I can't depend on them and they are not made very well. I exposed this one to rain and freezing rain for almost a week straight without any difficulties. I'm glad I bought this light.

The Mag-Tac is a powerful and tough flashlight in a small package. I carried one of these in a pouch as a USAF vehicle mechanic for years. This light survived a deployment with constant sandstorms and monsoons, I luckily packed enough 123 batteries off the jump because the BX did not stock them. I love the controls; one tap is momentary, two taps is constant and three is strobe. These settings prevent the light from coming on if you bump or roll on it. The flashlight is quite lightweight and will not fatigue you or get caught on stuff as you use it. This 123 battery version comes in a variety of colors such as green, black, tan and grey. The plastic clip can be broken if you really try, it’s not likely though. The clip uses a small Torx wrench to install, not a tough process. I actually ripped up a few of the Mag-Lite brand sheathes for this light, just too many rocks and sand. Get the Spec Ops Brand light sheath, much better durability and the light fits great. I wove a paracord tail onto my Mag-Tac so I can draw out of the sheath quicker, and grab it if my oily hands slip. The tail cap switch is an excellent design, more lights should use them. This switch allows one to hold the light in a quick to point manner, which is great for scanning underneath a car or peeking into a dark tent. I haven’t met anyone else that has a Mag-Tac, truly a slept on flashlight.