Well, if you are going to call it the GT40, you might want to consider repainting it in Gulf livery instead of basic black. Excellent work there!
those shoes were made for walking, and thats just what they do.
And, id go to work barefoot before spending the money on shoes instead of this light lol
lol, ok. I thought that reference sounded familiar! Nice.
Don’t listen to him. My shoes look like gaping (old) alligators.
But I don’t care as long as they keep my feet dry and warm.
Ironically, the most expensive shoes don’t keep your feet warm or dry.
Nice I like it!
You are going to have to move out west to use it. Can’t wait for the beam shots.
This looks like a winner~!
Is it a bit of a pencil beam? How does the SFT40 throw compare to the XHP35.HI that GTs originally came with?
I think that lux reading was made from 10 meters, btw. 1.8Mcd
this is the light i was eluding to!
ill have to check his notes to me again.
I have a GT with a black flat and it is awsome to.
Robert
Nice ..
There is only one direction left to point it ....Up !
It needs like 45 layers of dc-fix
Nice, I figured it wouldnt take long for someone to do this
Would have saved time had this LED been around when the GT was made
i don't have the original xhp35 HI version, but I have to imagine this is similar but throws further.. I think? It lights things up in the foreground too. It's amazing lol, I'll how it in beamshots, been raining for 2 nights here now of course.
I thought I was the only one to put DC Fix on a thrower.
5 meters, indoors, using a Extech LT45. This is how I've been doing all my throw measurements, least I'm consistent with my self 
The original BLF GT that I measured at 5m did 857 kcd, but I have a note that the best # I measured at 5 m was 957 kcd.