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where would i find this very small flashlight made by GRIZZLY (trademark? it is matte silver ,approx 2 inches, has a clip on side with a hole possibly for a key ring and at the bottom it has a black rubber button and when pushed it stays on . it came in the mail to a friend of mine ( possibly marlboro cigarettes Hardware store?

What else do I need to bring on my camping trip? My friend invited me to go camping. (We only have two tents for ten people becuase that is the max amount for the pad) I've been camping with my cousins twice, but in a deluxe camper. I already am getting some OFF repelent clips, and some good bug spray. Besides a flashlight, what else should I bring? id bring food and candy and blankets and/or a sleeping bag.

Need help purchasing my first gun? I dont know much about guns but I would like to purchase a semi automatic handgun for about $300. It would be for target shooting and protection. Something that uses cheap ammo. How much should a second clip/magazine whatever it is and flashlight cost. Can I keep it in my car on road trips from WI to FL That is not a simple question and there is no simple answer. A personal firearm is a very personal item indeed. It has to fit in with your lifestyle, your clothing, your physical build, your local laws and its intended use. There is no one best answer for everyone.
My advice is to treat this as you would any major purchase. Do your homework. Research what's available. After you've done that, go to a shooting range that rents guns (probably an indoor range) and try out the ones you think might work for you to see what fits you best. Keep in mind that the fact that someone is standing behind the counter at a gun store does not necessarily mean they know anything about guns or their use. Some of them will be very knowledgeable and helpful. A few will cheerfully spout utter nonsense. All of them are salespersons. That's one reason you have to do your homework.
That said, here's some guidelines:
Stay away from off brands and cheap junk. If you're a beginner, buy new from a reputable dealer. A good quality firearm, properly maintained and cared for, will last a lifetime, so amortize the price over a few decades to reduce sticker shock. Remember, you're going to bet your life on this gun. The middle of a gun fight is a bad place to realize you should have spent the extra hundred dollars or so.
The minimum defensive caliber for semiautomatics is 9x19mm, aka 9mm Parabellum, aka 9mm Luger, aka 9mm NATO. (If you have a physical limitation that makes 9x19mm too much to handle, 9x17mm, aka .380, may have to do, but certainly nothing less.) The minimum for revolvers is .38 Special. Anything over .45 ACP for semiautos or .357 Magnum for revolvers will likely overpenetrate the target, wasting some of its energy and endangering who or what is beyond, so they're not recommended.
These days I recommend against revolvers for defensive purposes. Their capacity is too restricted and they're too slow to reload. It's true that revolvers have fewer stoppage modes than semiautos. However, most semiauto stoppages can be cleared in a matter of seconds with a little training. When a revolver jams, it's out of the fight and may require a gunsmith to get it going again.
When in doubt, you generally won't go far wrong with a Glock, but some people just don't like them. Nearly all ranges that rent guns rent Glocks, so it's easy to find out if you get along with them.
Tritium night sights are worth the extra expense. Most other bells and whistles aren't.
Re: Accessories:
Yes, you're going to need some.
You need eye and ear protection for practice at the range. A baseball style cap is also recommended.
You need a safe, secure place to store your gun when necessary. There are many options for quick access lock boxes and gun safes. (Caution: Guns left alone in safes have been known to breed and multiply.) Beware of trigger locks. They are accidents waiting to happen and do nothing to prevent theft. There are few things more embarrassing than going to your local police station to report a stolen gun. One of those things is coming home to find someone pointing your gun at you.
You need a cleaning kit. There are many on the market and they all pretty much work. Follow the instructions that come with them for gun cleaning and maintenance.
You'll need a holster. Sooner or later, there will come a time when you want to have your gun with you for a while. The middle of a riot or natural disaster is a bad time to go shopping for holsters.
A holster should be designed to fit your make and model of gun. Its mouth should be stiff enough to remain open when the gun is drawn in order to facilitate safe reholstering. It needs to hold the gun and itself firmly in place, so it will be where you expect it to be when you reach for it. Military style cover flaps are counterproductive. Thumb break straps will slow you down. A good quality concealed carry rig can cost $50-100. A simple Kydex or other plastic paddle holster will be much less, but won't be as stealthy.
For semiautos, you'll need a spare magazine carrier or two. The doubles are often uncomfortable to wear and some point one magazine in the wrong direction. For revolvers, you need speed loaders and carriers for them.
Above all, get training in safe gun handling and defensive use of firearms. That is absolutely critical. Without training, you're kidding yourself and endangering those around you. Don't let it slide.

What is the best work flashlight? I work as maintenance at a school district and it's nice to keep a flashlight with me. I've used Mag Lite mini LED since I started there, but they eat batteries and if they're dropped from about 8 feet, they no longer work. I'm looking for a durable flashlight that I can clip on my belt, that's just as bright, if not brighter. Any suggestions? ANYTHING MagLite is the best.
You must be doing something --- wrong -- to your light.
MiniMags are not meant for continuous use. FOr this, you need a D cell light. If you are not smacking kids, rats, or big dogs, then you do not need a 5D, but a 2 or 3D will work fine.
Put the light, the mini or the full size in a rubber boot. They make neopreme covers. Also, consider replacing the old lamp with a super LED replacement.
EITHER THAT (Mag is the BEST!) or buy the LED lights they sell at Harbor Freight. 9LED super bright, disposable, they cost $2.99 on sale, come with the batteries.

where can i buy a led flashlight that has 2-bulbs over/clips on a 9-volt battery? Gizmodo has em.

Do you ever wish someone would ask a question because you know the answer? Sometimes I have such wonderful information, I wish someone would ask the question so that I can give the answer. :) Do any of you feel that way? For instance, after many years, I have found the most wonderful "over the ear" LED reading light. Works perfectly and now I can read in bed without annoying my husband. Wish I had it when I was growing up and tried to sneak and read under the covers with a flashlight. It doesn't clip on the book and fall off. And it's only $25. But...I do not suppose that is the question. Yes but you are so smart my friend that you amaze me. that's what I love about being your friend. God Bless.

I hunt, own guns and love 'em...but whats with the CRAZY gun NUTS? Hey whats going on? I love hunting. Turkey, deer, rabbit, pheasant, I love it all! Naturally, I own guns and I am like a little boy in a candy store when I'm at a gun show or Gander Mtn. I own an 870 Wingmaster (12 gauge), Browning A-Bolt (7mm mag) a Ruger 10/22 for hunting and a Springfield XD .45 for HOME defense (as in I DO NOT carry it around). I am a gun owner and I f*ckin love my guns! BUT my question is: What is with some of these crazy gun nuts that pretend to be "snipers" when they hunt? These are same guys that carry around like two or three guns with them at ALL times, and have SWAT team like arsenals in their homes for "home defense". I was surfing Youtube and saw a whole BUNCH of serious people talking about home defense arsenals (like assault rifles, bananna clipped with lasers and flashlights and such), best ways to combat terrorists landing in the US (urban warfare tactics and exercises) . Do these people really believe they are going to be attacked by assault weapon carrying gunmen while at work? Perhaps at home maybe? You really can not live in such an awful area if you can afford to cough up thousands of dollars for these guns. I was in Southern Africa when ZANLA and ZIPRA were trying to overthrow the legitimate government of Rhodesia. I was in Buenos Aires the day after the junta kidnapped Isobel Peron. By some fluke of fate, I happened to be in L.A. during the Rodney King riots. I have witnessed what happens to people who are in the wrong place at the wrong time and were unprepared. I have also witnessed what happens to people who are in the wrong place at the wrong time and were prepared. Generally speaking, the prepared people fared much better than the unprepared.
I will tell you this: I would much rather have an autoloader with several HUGE magazines in any of those situations, than say, a muzzle loader or a bolt action deer rifle. It's called being prepared.
Of course, if you are a wimp, you don't need any weapons because you are not going to fight. You are going to accept what happens to you and whine about it if you are still alive to do so.
Civil unrest can happen any where, any time. Just because it has been less likely in your neighborhood in the past is no guarantee that it will be less likely in the future.
You don' t really need to worry about the guys that buy every military style firearm they can lay their hands on. You really need to worry about guys who can build machine guns from scratch with hand tools from Volvo parts. Like me.

How to light a bulb with two candles nails and magnet.? Ive seeing a video clip of a person take 2 nails and stick them into 2 candles (each nail to each candle) and take the magnet rub the surface of the magnet against the nail to magnetize it (for both of the nails) and than he attach wire to each of the nail connect the other side of the wire to a bulb from a flashlight. now he light-up each candle There you go the bulb is lighting. My questions is what create the energy for the light to turn on and why we need a candles. Thank You I Found link to the video http://www.techeblog.com/?p=7284&cp=1#comments I couldn't believe it when I saw this question, I saw this video too a while ago, one thing I know is that it's fake. If you pause the video at 2:23 you can clearly see that the person behind the table is reaching underneath it for a switch or something, and when the light bulb turns on his hand is under table.
This is my link, read the comments below:
http://hackedgadgets.com/2007/02/02/how-is-the-fake-candle-power-trick-done/
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where can i buy a 2-bulb led flashlight that clips on a 9-volt battery? Try Radio Shack

Anyone know where I can get this light? Hey, Im making a desk lamp for gcse, anyone know where i can get a light bulb like this one?? http://www.aliexpress.com/product-fm/356177046-20pcs-lot-Color-Blue-or-White-Tablet-Book-Light-Clip-on-Reading-Lamp-Flashlight-wholesalers.html It has to battery operated. Thanks One store:
http://www.lightake.com/detail.do/sku.Flexible_Clip_On_LED_Reading_Booklight_Green_(3xAG13)_-35919
Second one:
http://www.sourcingmap.com/blue-portable-white-led-clip-book-night-reading-lamp-p-40624.html
Hope this helps:)

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