I’m in!
Congratulations on your 18000 post and countless mods you have done. Your builds inspired me a lot!
Here is a Lumintop GT mini with Luxeon V power 
10,4A and 2226 lumens 
How can i go about making a mini gt to 2200 lumen ?
Looks nice Zozz, always more fun when it works, huh?
Count me in!
Thank you for your invaluable contribution to the BLF, people like you are what makes this forum what it is!
I’m in. Thank you and congrats.
18K! you must have hacked the forum :confounded:
I’m in. Do you even have to ask
I’m In!
I’d love anything you built, they all look great!
“I’m in!” Congrats on the 18k and I appreciate the GAW …… thanks for the chance!!
I’m in. Wow, those are impressive indeed. Now I feel like a slacker as I’m looking at 2 project lights I started almost 2 years ago and haven’t finished yet. Thanks for the giveaway.
I’m in!
Thank you!
I’m in! Congratulations and please continue to post your mods. They are always a great source of inspiration!
I’m in.
Congratulations on the 18K posts and thanks for a chance at a custom DB Custom.
I’m in! I need to run a gievaway soon too at 2k posts
I’m in!
Congrats on 18k!
Y’all ready for this?
The XP-L2 Q8 with all it’s tweaks and the new UCLp lens is up from 9453 lumens to 9936 lumens, by merely swapping the lens.
Gotta love it when a plan comes together!
FWIW: This is the UCLp 54.87mm x 2.9mm UCLp in Acrylic from Chris at flashlightlens.com. He also has a glass AR coated lens that fits and has a 99% light transmission rating, at 55mm x 1.9mm… it fits but needs a thicker o-ring to prevent it rattling and make the water tight seal up top. Stock lens measures 54.8mm x 2.8mm and has no coatings.
Two beautiful modded lights… :+1:
I’m In.
Only 17,998 more to go for me. Give me a few days….
I’m in! Thanks!
I’m in!
Holy cow… 18,000 posts!!! 
Please, COUNT me in.
Just back from the dark wilds of Alaska and I sure used all the lights I brought for some real deep woods camping trips!
I’m in thanks and congratulations to your 18knpost. I hope to win this giveaway and make a review on it pass it on to another person that really “needs” it rather than just want it and starts collecting dust. These beautiful lights are meant to be used and shown to public for them to be amazed.