Fulton USGI Angle Head MX-991/U Flashlight

Works well for shining upward in a 4x4 with loose bed rail. You'll get confused with on/off, but its easily fixed with electrical tape to cut out part of wires on bottom of handle.

Nice and bright...very good for navigating in tight areas...well made...very good quality...I bought 2...good stuff

Just like the flashlight we had back in my day! A good solid light with a lot of bounce on bright nights or nights you really need to be seen! A nice throw on low nights for that long illuminated perimeter walk! Very happy I have it!

Great little emergency/candlepower back up light! Very small, durable. Invaluable. A must for a go bag. A couple C S Anderson brand bulbs in the back will bring back old memories and make your eyes melt in a drip. The original GI lens is amazing! The addition square one in the front magnifies even more. Great to check small parts or have as an extra illumination. All this with one D cell and with an emergency/GO kit bag it will bring peace of mind. It will give you more of a headache from battery replacement though. It takes some time, good reading glasses, and a torque wrench to make the change without smashing it to bits. Great light for camping too! Easy on the batteries, doesn't run hot, just needs the right bulb and for a kid that was me years ago...its just plain cool! Highly recommend it! Thanks Mag Inst for manufacturing this little classic. Buy American!!!

Not exactly as I remember but this version seems better than the GI version I was issued in the early 80's but not as bright! The GI version that was on a tripod (rubber) can still be bought on Ebay! Still have it but the GI batteries are gone so I had to replace them with Alkaline cells. If I ever need a good emergency lantern, which is really just a large pen light that can run on regular house current, this would be it! Still works like a charm after 50 years! Still want to buy the US made black GI style tripod one with red reflector! This was a very good light!

I used it to work in caves where you have dark tunnels, or small dark areas where you need a small light source, and not a large battery powered one that is difficult to maneuver in confined areas

Wow this flashlight shines very bright! The updated Cree L2 led version looks great too! Comes with red lens, white, blue. Easy push in bulb removal for cleaning, replace, or for swapping out bulbs. The bright blue light makes it easy for finding dropped screw bits and even leaks. Also a handy tool for reading small type writing when your glasses are misplaced. Buy one today! No second guessing!

My old C.I. GI 'flight bag' torch finally gave up and I was looking for something with that same 1970's charm. So, my old Aussie, Exalt from Coolleady's place popped up, 79p. Was pretty pleased but a few quibbles... would it work in Australia (or any country that uses 240v ac)? Could I afford another from Cabelas (at $35)? It arrived the other day and all I can say is: WOW. Great: Solid cast-brass head that gives a 'weight' you don't find anymore: Good, sharp metal focus adjustment and clip that's a simple press fit (so it won't unscrew/cantankerously adjust) A standard wrist strap with two more for a loop around one of your big paws Nice (though not too bright, which will save battery-lifespan over time): The dial switch isn't loose, though it does have a degree of play (again, a plus for life in the desert: no sand getting into things). Now for the niggles: The beam could use some tweaking; a second lens in the a/focus hole is too thick (tho with some imagination one could put it there: The shipping in plastic boxes these days often cause torn/split open corners, which this thing was no exception: so I replaced the seller/manufacturer: On that account alone, there's an old retailer of flashlight in/near Toronto, which is a/my old stomping grounds. You can e-mail them and talk, but the seller's just out of TO. Their minimum shipping costs and buyer adds shipping costs: Add this one too (as it's small): so the flashlight ended up coming at over 1/2 my 56e; hardly worth it for a rebox: Anywho: My old torch from Coolleady arrived (my old Chinese Mini; guessed right, US seller had 12 different Aussie flashlight models): The lens was perfect; there was some shading at the rear, just a bit

This flashlight fits perfectly in an original A2 version. A little different than my A1 but just as effective

HARD TO FIND BUT WORKS WELL

I like it

Just like the one I had in the Army

Works well