Easy question - what's the difference between the C2 and Z2?

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Well they have completely different bodies

Z2 & C2

They both use P60 style dropins.

The C2 can be bored, the Z2 can't
 
Well they have completely different bodies

Z2 & C2

They both use P60 style dropins.

The C2 can be bored, the Z2 can't

Thanks for the info!

The bodies looked kinda similar though to me but what do I know. :thinking:

Are the bezels the same?

Out of curiosity why can't you bore a Z2?
 
Also, the C2 has a pocket clip, whereas the Z2 does not.

I think (I don't own one so I don't know, but I've read...) the round body of the Z2 also allows you to add/remove the rubber spacers next to the combat grip, thus adjusting the grip to your preferences.
 
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The diamater is too small.

Boring would either weaken the stucture far to much or rip the body apart :nana:

It'll just cut the tail threads right off at the o-ring groove depending on how tight the guy machined it. It is still pretty bad.
 
Thanks guys I am just trying to expand my knowledge past the P C and M series.
 
when holding in cigar grip, there are only two ways you can hold the C2 (cos of the clip) but since the Z2 is all round, you can hold it every which way

Crenshaw
 
The "Z2" is the civilian model, whereas the "C2" is billed as the bigger, thicker and more readily abused military model.

Some people find the C2 easier to grip or vice versa. The C2 also comes in HAIII, as noted earlier; the Z2 does not.

The tailcaps and bezels for the P, C, Z and G series are all interchangeable.

I believe someone started a sticky earlier regarding all the Surefire models available and the specific interchangeability between models.

You may find that of interest if you want to expand your knowledge of all things Surefire.

-Trevor
 
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