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thump_rrr · February 4, 2012, 08:37 AM

I have a surefire 6PX Pro. It has a 15/200 lumen output. The first push gives 15 lumens and the second gives 200. The switch is momentary or continuous depending on how hard you push.

15 Lumens is ample for looking into closets etc and 200 will stop anyone in their tracks. 1 button operation keeps it simple.

You can also get the 6PX Defender which has a nice sharp strike bezel.

The people you will most likely run across are clients overstaying their checkout time.
I don't think walking in with some type of taser or striking device would be appropriate especially in a state like Vermont that doesn't even require a permit to carry a handgun.
The people you're walking in on may also be armed.

A flashlight seems to be the most apropriate in this situation.

February 4, 2012, 08:37 AM	#26
thump_rrr Senior Member Join Date: October 12, 2010 Posts: 403	I have a surefire 6PX Pro. It has a 15/200 lumen output. The first push gives 15 lumens and the second gives 200. The switch is momentary or continuous depending on how hard you push. 15 Lumens is ample for looking into closets etc and 200 will stop anyone in their tracks. 1 button operation keeps it simple. You can also get the 6PX Defender which has a nice sharp strike bezel. The people you will most likely run across are clients overstaying their checkout time. I don't think walking in with some type of taser or striking device would be appropriate especially in a state like Vermont that doesn't even require a permit to carry a handgun. The people you're walking in on may also be armed. A flashlight seems to be the most apropriate in this situation. Last edited by thump_rrr; February 4, 2012 at 08:44 AM.