SnWnMe
Enlightened
After lurking and reading here for a few days and searching teh interwebz for flashlight info I decided that I want Surefires. Via E Bay, I sprung for a 6PL for my work EDC and an E1L for off duty EDC. The 6P rides in my carryall belt pouch along with my LM Wave while my E1L rides in my front pocket.
Anyway, am very happy with my lights. They're a perfect balance of run time, features and brightness vs money/ purpose. It seems that the general word about SF quality that I got from research here is spot on (Thank you).
Prior to these SFs the fanciest light I had was/is my 6D S&W "Beam of Truth" which I use for inspecting my equipment and spaces onboard the US warship that I serve on. I don't think I will retire the big light just yet but my 15 y.o. AA Maglite that is my work EDC can finally retire to my garage workbench. Back to the point, using a Surefire after years of Maglites is like trading up to a Lexus after a lifetime of Corollas. While for most, a light is a light, there is something to be said about a well crafted, precision machined (with matching price tag) tool. It's the same feeling one gets when he/she wields a Sig vice a Hi Point.
Anyway, now I have sub compact and compact lights the only niche I need to fill is for a slightly bigger light for my nightstand to replace my 3D Maglite.
We don't have a no pics no Surefires rule here do we? :wave:
Anyway, am very happy with my lights. They're a perfect balance of run time, features and brightness vs money/ purpose. It seems that the general word about SF quality that I got from research here is spot on (Thank you).
Prior to these SFs the fanciest light I had was/is my 6D S&W "Beam of Truth" which I use for inspecting my equipment and spaces onboard the US warship that I serve on. I don't think I will retire the big light just yet but my 15 y.o. AA Maglite that is my work EDC can finally retire to my garage workbench. Back to the point, using a Surefire after years of Maglites is like trading up to a Lexus after a lifetime of Corollas. While for most, a light is a light, there is something to be said about a well crafted, precision machined (with matching price tag) tool. It's the same feeling one gets when he/she wields a Sig vice a Hi Point.
Anyway, now I have sub compact and compact lights the only niche I need to fill is for a slightly bigger light for my nightstand to replace my 3D Maglite.
We don't have a no pics no Surefires rule here do we? :wave: