Unique Surefire

[jtice]

Fantastic work Mac ! :goodjob:

Looks great, and I bet its a performer also.

~John

 

[kooter]

That is a work of art. Fantastic. :goodjob:

 

[KDOG3]

Whats the body? I've never seen that before. Definetly interested.

 

[WAVE_PARTICLE]

I'll take it!
Awesome mod!

:thumbsup: WP

 

[TranquillityBase]

Very nice...

Crees for me...

TB

 

[jumpstat]

That one nice Surefire...:thumbsup: Well Done

 

[cmacclel]

That one nice Surefire...:thumbsup: Well Done

Cool thing is that it doesn't say Surefire anywhere on the light

Mac

 

[MorpheusT1]

Very nice Mac,


Top notch as always :goodjob:




Benny

 

[greenlight]

Excellent pics.

How much light spills out from under the reflector to charge the GID pool?

That's a sweet pic... you should add it to your avatar.

 

[matrixshaman]

Looks great - sure would like to see a beamshot with it on burst @ 2.3 amps!

 

[zx7dave]

Sweet setup!

 

[65535]

Mac, once you heat it you let it cool down before you open it right?

 

[cmacclel]

Mac, once you heat it you let it cool down before you open it right?

More like the exact opposite. The heat is to melt the locking compound. If you let it cool back down it will still be locked


Mac

 

[zelda]

Nice Light!

on the first pics it looks like big, but after the 5th pic its very small.
And that with a 3 Led setup wow

zelda

From where did you get a SW02 Tailswitch?

 

[tino_ale]

Dang Surefire with their crazy locking compound
I would be interrested if there were a zero force method, like chemical. I believe it has been mentionned that Acetone can help, but I don't know if it can unlock the compound alone, and whether it will alter the metal and finish :huh:

More like the exact opposite. The heat is to melt the locking compound. If you let it cool back down it will still be locked


Mac

 

[cmacclel]

From where did you get a SW02 Tailswitch?

I bought 5 of them on the board here.

Mac

 

[65535]

I noticed tad gear stocks those tailcaps Ok mac thanks for the info, that stuff is tough, 350 degree hot aluminum with very little grip surface, what did you use to loosen it after the heat?

 

[Kiessling]

Now that's seriously badass ... :thumbsup: :bow:
bernie

 

[cmacclel]

I noticed tad gear stocks those tailcaps Ok mac thanks for the info, that stuff is tough, 350 degree hot aluminum with very little grip surface, what did you use to loosen it after the heat?

So I would'nt scratch the bezel I put a couple pieced of tape in where the slots are and used a large pair of snap ring plyers to unscrew the bezel. Not a scratch

Now that's seriously badass ... :thumbsup: :bow:
bernie

Thanks

 

[UKSFighter]

Beautiful... you never cease to amaze me Mac.