Product Review
Great Outdoor Lighter

Product: LCFUN Arc Lighter
Price: $9.99
Durability: High
Best Place To Buy This Product: Amazon.com
My Overall Rating: 9.0
Quick Product Overview:
The LCFUN Arc Lighter is a waterproof lighter, metal-ring sealed cover and locking clasp, IP56 WATERPROOF allows them work well in rainy day and windy day. This electric lighter is a necessary survival tactical gear for camping, backpacking, hiking emergency equipment. the flameless dual arc lighter is powered by a rechargeable lithium battery, USB rechargeable electronic lighter, about 2 hours full charged. No gas or butane required, no more refilling, convenient and easy to use. It comes with a thick paracord lanyard, this camping lighter should be in every camper, hiker, hunter, fisherman and outdoors person’s pack. High-quality ABS and Zinc Alloy material, durable. It is also windproof and flameless, it is a creative combination of portability and functionality.
Specifications Of This Product:
| Brand | LcFun |
| Color | Black (Without Whistle) |
| Material | ABS and Zinc Alloy |
| Style | Modern |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Fuel Type | Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 6.69″L x 0.51″W x 0.51″Th |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | MvM |
What I Like About This Product:
This is a great camping/ survival lighter. It works great and stays charged for a long time. The flashlight works adequately as an emergency flashlight although I will always have a regular flashlight as part of my EDC gear. The lighter comes in many colors so you can get the color that matches your taste. It looks great, and holds up to being dropped. It starts fires well and the extending head works great to minimize burns.
What I Would Change About This Product:
I have not used it long enough to make that decision.
Final Remarks:
The LCFun Arc Lighter is both windproof and waterproof, it is a flameless dual arc plasma lighter, which means it works even in bad weather conditions. Whether it’s windy, rainy, or snowy, this lighter will light and work no matter what. What sets this lighter apart from regular lighters is that its USB C rechargeable. If you couple this lighter with a solar charger, it willl keep this lighter charged no matter where you go. So I highly recommend this lighter for anyone that uses the outdoors.
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Larry
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It was a Taurus TCP, .380 ACP, two-tone beauti and I thought I found a great deal (see the photo at the right). I made an impulse buy! Not a good idea when you are talking about a handgun! I was an experienced shooter, I had already purchased quite a few firearms and I never thought I would buy on emotion. I did not look into the facts, the reviews, etc. I just bought a cute little gun. So to make a long story short it was not the best gun for me. In the rest of this article we will talk about many things about pocket pistols and then wrap things up with my final choice on the pocket pistol that I finally went with.
Using a handgun with these smaller calibers is better then having no handgun at all, but you need to look at each caliber from a self defense perspective before you place your life on the lines with one of these smaller calibers.
. If you look at the picture to the right you will see what I mean. With a shorter case, you have less powder in the bullet and therefore less power in that cartridge. While the 9mm has much more power behind it, these pistols are also larger and may be less concealable.
that covers most of the gun, including your trigger guard. When you carry a pistol in your pocket you need to make sure nothing else is in your pocket so to get in your way of the gun. This holster covers the shape of the gun so it will not “print”. This means other people cannot see that you have a gun in your pocket because they cannot see the shape of your gun. When you carry this way you need to make sure your pants are not too tight and that your pocket has enough room for your gun and holster. If you look at the holster it has a point on the top end and a hook on the bottom end of the holster. This aids in stripping the holster from your pocket as the weapon is drawn from your pocket.
. It needs to fit your handgun and securely clip on to your belt. The holster must cover your trigger guard and keep the handgun in the holster until you are ready to draw it. There is a retention screw on the back end of the holster where you can tighten the holster so the weapon will not fall out. This is a holster that I found on Amazon but it is a pretty good holster for the money.
. This little handgun has great reviews and many people feel this is the best pocket pistol on the market. This is a .380 ACP caliber and it holds 10 rounds in the magazine. They also have a 12 round magazine but I do not like the base plate on that magazine. I added a Pearce grip extension and it gives me a better grip on the pistol. it fits my fingers better and gives me better control of the pistol. The Taurus TCP only held 6 bullets in the magazine so the Ruger almost doubles the capacity and that’s a good thing. More capacity in a similar size package. This
, what a nice little holster that can be slipped in your front pocket. As I said before, it almost disappears in your pocket. It is an excellent combination for this pocket pistol to be concealed. Once this is in your pocket you can have your hand on the grip and it cannot be observed until you pull the pistol out of your pocket and put it into action. Very slick and concealed. These pocket holster by Aholster work great and they will hook on the front of the holster when pulling it out of your pocket or catch on the bottom hook as pressure is applied on the bottom of the holster.
. It is such a small package that it melts into your waistband and you hardly know that it is there. But keep in mind that even though it is small you still need to use a cover garment when carrying this pistol in a IWB holster. That’s why I like the pocket holster better for such a small gun. As a rule If I am going to carry a gun in my waste band I would rather have a larger caliber, with a longer barrel that I shoot better. That being said there are times in the hot summer time where this small Ruger works best in my waist band.




