A surefire knock off!!
- Thread starter ake
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That's pretty neat. And they use real Surefire lamp assemblies.
Interesting how their 60 and 9p knockoffs aren't much cheaper than the real thing, yet the weaponlight is less than 1/5 the price of the real one.
I notice the "for airsoft only" text, and assume this means the cost-cutting measures were in the shock-isolation bezel, waterproofing, etc.
Interesting how their 60 and 9p knockoffs aren't much cheaper than the real thing, yet the weaponlight is less than 1/5 the price of the real one.
I notice the "for airsoft only" text, and assume this means the cost-cutting measures were in the shock-isolation bezel, waterproofing, etc.
brightnorm
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DonL
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Frankly, I asked them why they use Surefire's direct nomenclature for their own lights while only using the lamp assembly.
You can stuff a smallblock Chevy into a kit car, or a VW engine into a sand rail, but that doesn't mean you have a Chevy or a VW. Panoz uses Ford engines, but he doesn't call his cars Fords...
You can stuff a smallblock Chevy into a kit car, or a VW engine into a sand rail, but that doesn't mean you have a Chevy or a VW. Panoz uses Ford engines, but he doesn't call his cars Fords...
sunspot
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I gotta admit, I like the looks of the ripoff/surefire laser module. Don't buy the Beamshot. They have the three screw adjustment. Pain in the rear to center.
GeoffChan
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I thought the "weaponlights" were for Airsoft BB guns
