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7 Comments
seem like it would work but it looks fake as well
it isn't fake.
its cool but how often will you have a sautering iron with you?
Pick up a soldering iron for a few buck from Amazon .com.
were can you buy this flash light how much was it?will it work in the freezing cold ?how do you keep moister away from it?
low long do you think it will alst more than 2 years?
this seems legit cuz it is kipkay makes real stuff
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