DeerBear 2000
Newly Enlightened
Is there anyone who makes drop-ins for a S.F. E2D Thanks Craig
Drop-Ins for a S.F. E2D
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DimeRazorback
Flashlight Enthusiast
The only real way to use a drop-in is with the Malkoff VME Valient head, and one of his drop ins :thumbsup:
The only one current one I'm aware of:
http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=229715
Cheers,
Tim
http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=229715
Cheers,
Tim
Dioni
Flashlight Enthusiast
Bullzeyebill
Flashaholic
This is one head replacement option: http://tnvc.com/items/illumination_tools/e2_head.html
Although, depending on what you want to use it for, you might be quite happy with the VME and M60LF on sale from Malkoff for about the same cost. I'm ery happy with mine...
Although, depending on what you want to use it for, you might be quite happy with the VME and M60LF on sale from Malkoff for about the same cost. I'm ery happy with mine...
DeerBear 2000
Newly Enlightened
Would the Malkoff VME Head and a M61 be better than the S.F. 200 lumen led drop-in. Thanks Craig
Sgt. LED
Flashaholic
http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=229715
Fits your head, low price, high lumens. Send PP now.
If you want the VME and M61 it's a great combo but you lose the spikes, which may be a plus or minus for you. A Malkoff is awesome. Don't forget to order the lens kit too!!!
Ordering the TLS head can get your spikes back and increase the throw but I personally can't vouch for it. Other CPF'ers seemed to really like it when it came out.
Since we're here do you want the utility of flood or the reach of throw? Also do you have a tint preference at all?
Fits your head, low price, high lumens. Send PP now.
If you want the VME and M61 it's a great combo but you lose the spikes, which may be a plus or minus for you. A Malkoff is awesome. Don't forget to order the lens kit too!!!
Ordering the TLS head can get your spikes back and increase the throw but I personally can't vouch for it. Other CPF'ers seemed to really like it when it came out.
Since we're here do you want the utility of flood or the reach of throw? Also do you have a tint preference at all?
carrot
Flashaholic
The M61 will be brighter, but it may not throw as far, thanks to Surefire's special lens system.
I carry the M61 in a VME head on my E2D. I consider it to put out a "battering ram" of light. Excellent for mid-range distances and good for long range distances.
DeerBear 2000
Newly Enlightened
I have a M61 on a Surefire C2 and I really like it so this may be the way I go, just a few quick questions. As far as flood or throw are concerned, I really think flood is more important to me and I really don't have a tint preference. I really don't need the spikes, how does the XP-G Tower Module, the EM-T compare to the M61 and if anyone has experience with the TLS could you please let me know how it compares with the M61 and the Surefire KX2C head. I'm really just looking to make my E2D the best I possible can, if that's a M61, a KX2C or another option. Performance is my main concern. I would also like to change the tailcap to a twist switch if possible. Thanks, Craig
carrot
Flashaholic
Unfortunately there is no twist switch available for the E-series anymore. However, if you were looking for one, the model # for the tailcap you are after is the Z52.
