Axcel Armortech Sight Light 3 Position

A little expensive for a small flashlight, but they’re not cheap anywhere you go. So far it works well - plenty of light to the fiber optics. Would buy again.

This light is very bright. At it's highest, probably brighter than I feel I would ever need.The only thing I don't like about it is you can twist the on/off piece either way. Meaning one direction the light comes on bright and dims as you turn. In the other direction it comes on dim and gets brighter.I probably would prefer it twist in only one direction (dim to bright) and have a firm (read: positive click) off position.It's a small quibble though. Not enough in my mind to lower the rating since over time I might find in high intensity situations, I like that it engages no matter which way I rotate it.One other thing I thought upon receipt. How do you change the batteries? Can you change them? I haven't researched it yet, but the package didn't solve that mystery.UPDATE 11/7/2015:I am already changing the batteries (yes, you can change them). Perplexing since I've barely used the light at all and since the bulb still lights, just not enough to brighten the pins, I'd wager I did not leave it on indefinitely.It takes (2) L736 alkaline batteries, which are cheap enough, but I am now anticipating yearly battery changes after little or no use, and frequent changes if using the light at all.Also, I can confirm that personally I find the brightest setting needless. In low light situations it would cause you to be unable to see anything but your pins. Another reviewer said it best when they said the lowest setting is ideal.All in all it is a useful light, but I rocked it a star. I do think if I were doing it again though, I'd be less concerned about having the sight light made for my Axel sight, and more concerned about researching what other lights fit my Axel sight. There seem to be some nice alternatives for half the price.

Works like it should, it’s a little pricey for what it is but that’s what you get for buying name brand right? Looks good too.

I got this light for my Axcel Accutouch Pro sight. It has 3 brightness settings and lights the pin effectively. The control knob can turn in either direction, to accomodate right or left-handed shooters. It works with 2 LR41 button batteries.What it (and the sight) lack are clear instructions. To clarify, most scopes that accept a light have a hole on the perimeter where you screw in the light. This one does not. The “arm” of the scope, that attaches it to the sight is tubular. The inside of the tube is threaded, and the light screws in there. (See pictures) That’s not hard to use, but some instructions would have been nice.

A bit pricey for what your getting. Works as advertised but I’ve yet to find one I truly love. Screws in at the bottom of my pins so gets in the way of my cover that I put over my pins. Not the fault of Armortech sight light just FYI.

It is entirely made of machined metal except for the dial at the end which is some kind of composite or plastic. Dial turns smoothly.I like that intensity is on a dimmer switch rather than having presets like less expensive models. There is an obvious valley that lets you know the light is off. The white led works well with all pin colors. At the time of purchase the picture on the listing was outdated (the light has striping along the length instead of this crisscrossed pattern shown.)

I have two of these and neither lights the pins enough, and battery life is short. Seems cheaply made. Detents for different brightness levels are not crisp.

Works great but you only need the first light setting, the other two are far too bright. The first is just right so definitely worth it. It will save on battery I guess. Wish they would have used a dimmer switch or rheostat so you could get the full range of brightness.