HA Surefires can saw through other lights?
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Size15's
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One of the men at SureFire has also done this and told me so himself.
The E2e-HA has aggressive knurling - I really like it.
Al
The E2e-HA has aggressive knurling - I really like it.
Al
PaulW
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I like it, too. And, if I get a snagged fingernail, I use the E2e to file it down.
Does that mean it can file through nails? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Does that mean it can file through nails? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Size15s said:
One of the men at SureFire has also done this and told me so himself.
The E2e-HA has aggressive knurling - I really like it.
Al
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Me too and it makes it possible to hold like a combat light, even without the rubber lip, because it's so "grippy"
BN
Size15s said:
One of the men at SureFire has also done this and told me so himself.
The E2e-HA has aggressive knurling - I really like it.
Al
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Me too and it makes it possible to hold like a combat light, even without the rubber lip, because it's so "grippy"
BN
Well, I had my e2e-HA and a mag in a bag together and they got banged around a bit and the mag was all scratched up, the blue anodizing was scratched to the bare metal below and I couldn't even see any scratches on the e2e. I don't know about sawing through the mag though, but the HA is pretty damn tough.
Rub a metal flashlight with any jagged edge against another flashlight and something's bound to give. I'm sure if the middle jagged knurling of a PM6 was rubbed against a plastic flashlight, it would bore a hole right through it in no time.
It's like the truck driving over a maglite commercial: who would want to drive over their flashlight?... Would anyone really want to use their $250+ M6 as a saw?
It's like the truck driving over a maglite commercial: who would want to drive over their flashlight?... Would anyone really want to use their $250+ M6 as a saw?
