Conrad, it seems like one hell of a deal!! I got into flashlights about 10 years ago when I ditched my 3 Mag-Lite's. I went to Streamlights, 2 Scorpions and a home Stinger rechargable. Love my Streamlights, but when my Stinger warped the lens because of heat, the replacement shined a spot that was far less than perfect than the original. My 2 Scorpions (78 lumens) have been most excellent, though the Duracell 123 lithium batteries are a bit pricey. I bought about 20 of them for a deal.
I'm not a SureFire fan. The spot was less than perfect and it rattled like a Yugo. I found a small light made by Coast-Led Lenser that takes 3 AAA batteries and puts out 83 lumens, more than enough to blind someone in the dark for a few minutes. I had many guinea pigs :wink:
What I like about a quality LED light is there's no heat to warp the lens. What I don't like is the alkaline batteries they take. Cheap, but in the long run? Also, I've never had a quality lithium battery leak, I have alkaline.
I paid about $35 at a gun show for my Coast, about the same I paid for my Streamlight Scorpions. Much cheaper online now. If I was looking for a good light now? I'd check out the Coleman you mentioned for the $. 75-83 lumens won't matter in the scheme of things.
Nice topic!