Best Place to Buy Batteies for Surefire Flashlight?

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I went to grab one of my trusty Surefire lights last night when the power was out and the light was dead. Just curiuos as to where you guys buy your batteries at?
 
I order mine online, If I tried to buy them locally down here...I'd pay $6.00 a pair
 
I order mine online, If I tried to buy them locally down here...I'd pay $6.00 a pair

I sell fresh Surefire batteries and a 4pk is only $7.00

I pack them myself in little bags. I also have the boxes of 12

Co located with L&L Machine Gun

6390-B East 31st St
Tulsa , Ok 74135
Phone: (918) 994-2447

(Behind the Shell station at 31st and Sheridan)
 
Lowes has Surefire for $4-something a pair if you can't find them online and get in a bind
 
Lowes has Surefire for $4-something a pair if you can't find them online and get in a bind

I just went the lowe's route. Where do you guys order them from online? Surely one of you guys know where they are for like $.50 for two of them.
 
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One of the cheapest places I have found is at Surefire's own website. Also, I feel more assured that I'm going to get a fresh, good quality product.

http://www.surefire.com/12-Pack-Batteries
 
One of the cheapest places I have found is at Surefire's own website. Also, I feel more assured that I'm going to get a fresh, good quality product.

http://www.surefire.com/12-Pack-Batteries

Fresh is good, and I do about 3000 batteries per year so they are always fresh, they just don't stay in the store long.
 
One of the cheapest places I have found is at Surefire's own website. Also, I feel more assured that I'm going to get a fresh, good quality product.

http://www.surefire.com/12-Pack-Batteries

That's about what they go for everywhere if you actually want Surefires, which are the highest quality batteries. I think the same manufacturer makes Surefire, Energizer, and Panasonic maybe.
 
Fresh is good, and I do about 3000 batteries per year so they are always fresh, they just don't stay in the store long.

Good to know. You are close enough for me. The guys in OKC may have to stick to the internet, though.
 
I bought a 12 pack at Batteries Plus. Not the cheapest, but it wasn't too bad. About $25 IRRC
 
That's about what they go for everywhere if you actually want Surefires, which are the highest quality batteries. I think the same manufacturer makes Surefire, Energizer, and Panasonic maybe.

I did a lot of research and this is what I found as well. I really like Duracell's, but they're too damned expensive. I think I bought a bunch of Panasonic at Battery Junction for about $1.30 each http://www.batteryjunction.com/1pcencr3voph.html You might check for online coupons for discounts or free shipping. I don't feed my expensive lights junky batteries. The leading cause of fires and light problems is using batteries that aren't voltage matched, so I keep a battery tester in my desk and pair them up according to voltage.

If you're in the Tulsa area, Repete's prices are extremely competitive.
 
Outdoor America in OKC sells em by the box for about $21-$23. That's where I usually by mine. I forget the exact price.
 
I buy from repete34 if you want some from him jesse I will grab some from him and get them to ya when i get my upper and mags
 
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