Malkoff M60 with Surefire Z2?

[SBR1]

I'm guessing this drop in would work with the Z2, since it looks the exact same sized head as the 6P. Is this correct?

Thanks!

 

[DM51]

Welcome to your 1st post on CPF, SBR1 (although I already saw you had a thread over on CPFMP earlier).

I don't think this is the best place for this thread - I'm moving it to LED Flashlights for you.

 

[Ging]

The Z2 has the same bezel as the 6P and it defiantly works with a 6P. The head may not screw all the way down, it doesn't effect operation or waterproof-ness. It is a great drop-in, I'm sure you'll love it, if not you can easily sell in in the market place.

 

[DimeRazorback]

The M60 sure will work in a Z2 :thumbsup:

I have my Z2 sporting a Malkoff M60W

I love it :twothumbs

 

[ionizedsky]

I'm guessing this drop in would work with the Z2, since it looks the exact same sized head as the 6P. Is this correct?

Thanks!

:welcome:

The Malkoff M60 line of modules will work well in a Z2. I have a M60 in my Z2 that I carry in a Surefire V85A Holster on my bat belt.

As a new person to the forum here a couple of really good links to threads that might answer oncoming questions you might be formulating in your head already

Malkoff M60 & M30 Runtimes,etc

17670 Batteries? <-- Which will work well with a stock surefire 2 cell body's inside battery compartment diameter.

Using Li-ion cells in LED flashlights safely
Which brings me to the above link which is really important if you decide to pursue using li-ion rechargeables for any flashlight.

 

[kramer5150]

definitely... M60+Z2 is a killer setup.

A better setup (IMHO) would be an M30 + 17670-IMR in that Z2.

 

[JNewell]

I upgraded my decade+ 6Z EDC to an M60 a year or two ago. I highly recommend it for an excellent combination of brightness, durability and runtime.

 

[SBR1]

Thanks for the welcomes and the info!

I have been a lurker here for awhile now and have posted in the CP marketplace forums....

This is a great place for light lovers.

 

[Chrontius]

I'm running an older generation model, the 9z, with an M60 from time to time. Those work just fine, too; it's a combination you won't regret.

 

[Robert_M]

I have an M60 in my Z2. The only thing you'll notice is a ~ 1mm gap between the head and the body. Others have sanded their drop-ins to get rid of the gap. It doesn't bother me. Besides the M60 is almost 3 times as bright as a P60L!!!

 

[Mr_Black]

The first Malkoff drop-in that I got (an M60) went into my old beat up SureFire Z2. Since then I've gotten quite a few more Malkoffs but the Z2/M60 is still one of my favorites. I don't have a gap at all with the drop-in and I run two RCR123s in it.