Chris Tressler, a friend I met at the Surefire match sent me one of his "Flash Spotters" to try, it seems to be very clever and reliable. Just velcro the sensor to the back of the steel and it will flash on impact. Let me know if you want to use this at the next match, might be useful for those tiny 500-600Y targets so we can be sure of a hit...

You must not have been at our night match 2-3 years ago.
We have a few of those.

I was, but I don't remember flashes. Anyway, it's available.

I make and sell something similar but with LED's.

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Even, I'll ask the Vegas guys they like to test stuff and do reviews. That actually help people learn about products.


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StraightShooter wrote:I make and sell something similar but with LED's.

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What the heck Brandon! You have been holding out on us! They look great! If you are going to be at WEGC this weekend bring one out.

Those look sweet.

I've got one of Brandons target flashers and they work great. Some dude with a 338 hit the base of the rock it was sitting on and it practically blew the flasher box apart but I put it back together and it still works great.

DirtRacer151 wrote:I've got one of Brandons target flashers and they work great. Some dude with a 338 hit the base of the rock it was sitting on and it practically blew the flasher box apart but I put it back together and it still works great.

I've designed a new version that works much better. I've got about 4 of the old versions left, you can have them James.

Next project is going to be a low cost portable mover

StraightShooter wrote:Next project is going to be a low cost portable mover

Its called a cat!

StraightShooter wrote:
I've designed a new version that works much better. I've got about 4 of the old versions left, you can have them James.

Sweet!!

Short Action Precision wrote:
Its called a cat!

HAHAHAHHAAAAA!!!!!!!