Well, Sorry I posted that new picture. This new version can't be made. It was just a fun rendering.
Ok. It really can be made. It will cost more for the horizontal grooves since I will have to put it in the mill, after the lathe, which adds more operation. So if I did the horizontal slots on the body also that is adding yet another mill operation. I was trying to keep the cost down for everyone when I first started designing this light with something that looks nice without too many different operations which add to the cost.
This new rendering that I did still uses the standard D26 style front on the battery tube. I believe there is an adapter that can convert a C series to an M Series isn't there? So you would be able to use a D36 head on a C series body with a C2M Adapter.
I could always try to make a D36 Accessory head for this also.
Here is how I see it so far. It seems the newest design is the most popular so far so as of right now it will probably be this style that will get machined.
I can still put a lanyard hole in the tail cap without any problems. It will be on the horizontal milled slot towards the back.
Trit slots will probably be better on the tail cap now. Either on or in between the horizontal milled slots. I MIGHT be able to put them vertically on the front of the head right behind where the crenulated bezel will screw on. If someones understands what I am talking about and would like to photoshop or paint the trit slots in where I have indicated that would be great. I just don't have the time right now to do that.
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