I have an older Surefire Outdoorsman that uses a 60 lumen bulb which is burnt out. I thought maybe I should get an LED upgrade but have no idea where to start looking. The flashlight was a present many years ago so I would like to keep its appearance original. Something that just replaces the bulb and keeps the original head body and tailcap.
SUREFIRE LED upgrade advcie
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NoNotAgain
Flashlight Enthusiast
This http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?217252-P60-sized-led-drop-ins-(part-3) thread will answer all of your Surefire questions.
NoNotAgain
Flashlight Enthusiast
If the light has sentimental value to you, purchase a replacement bulb and keep in reserve.
Figure out what you want to carry as an edc light and purchase another light.
Figure out what you want to carry as an edc light and purchase another light.
m4a1usr
Enlightened
The OP does have several upgrade options ranging from Lumens factory LED upgrade to folks here on CPF like TANA's versions. Right now there is a decent factory KL1 head for sale. http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?413005-WTS-Surefire-E2e-Kl-1
It's an older style 2nd gen head that will work fine on either a E1 body or a E2 double cell. And IIRC output is about 50 lumens on 2 primaries.
It's an older style 2nd gen head that will work fine on either a E1 body or a E2 double cell. And IIRC output is about 50 lumens on 2 primaries.
If it were me, I'd buy a replacement MN03/MN02 and keep rocking the incan. However, if you want to put in an LED and keep the light in it's factory configuration, you can't get much better than this:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...T-SingLED-modules-for-Surefire-incan-E-series
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...T-SingLED-modules-for-Surefire-incan-E-series
