E2e,E1e on off button

[rooster.5]

Is there any way to prevent the rubber button on the on off switch from drying out or cracking. Have'nt had this problem on a surefire,but have had this happen on other lights. Has anyone had this problem with a surefire?

 

[ttran97]

Is there any way to prevent the rubber button on the on off switch from drying out or cracking. Have'nt had this problem on a surefire,but have had this happen on other lights. Has anyone had this problem with a surefire?

Uh...I've had some lights for over 5 years and I never had a problem with drying out or cracking. But I'm sure that Surefire's lifetime warranty would take care of you if that should ever happen...and you would get a new tailcap in no time. :rock:

 

[KeyGrip]

Never heard of it happening. The tailcap on my L4 is nearly bald, but the rubber is still flexible and shows no sign of cracking.

 

[Size15's]

I've never experienced or even heard of this ever being an issue. You're the first person I've ever seen bringing up such a topic.
I wouldn't be concerned about it happening to a SureFire in the slightest.

Al

 

[Monocrom]

Just curious.... Which lights do you own that have had this problem?

 

[rooster.5]

I've had this problem with a 2 D cell mag light and a 3 D cell mag light. Did'nt know if this was a common problem with all lights. Thanks for all the info.