OD Surefires, where to find?

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If you look at the different Surefires that are being sold form the civilan market you will only find SFs that either Black or HA.

And if you take a look at the list of Surefires with NSN you will see in the description that there are several in OD HA.

6P-BK FL, BLACK ANO, MOMNTRY TLCP SW, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-381-3292 A2-HA-BL FL, AVIATOR, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT: BLUE LEDS + INCAND, 6V, 1.13 BEZ 6230-01-532-5463 A2-HA-RD FL, AVIATOR, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT: RED LEDS + INCAND, 6V, 1.13 BEZ 6230-01-531-7033 A2-HA-WH FL, AVIATOR, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT: WHITE LEDS + INCAND, 6V, 1.13 BEZ 6230-01-522-6602 A2-HA-YG FL, AVIATOR, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT: YELLOW-GREEN LEDS + INCAND, 6V, 1.13 BEZ 6230-01-531-7032 C2-HA FL, CENTURION, OD HARD ANO, COMBATGRIP BODY, MOMNTRY TLCP SW, CLIP, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-522-6603 C3-HA FL, CENTURION, OD HARD ANO, COMBATGRIP BODY, MOMNTRY TLCP SW, CLIP, 9V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-522-6606 E1E-HA FL, EXEC, ELITE, OD HARD ANO, MOMNT TLCP SW, CLIP, 3V, 1.00 BEZ 6230-01-531-7034 E2D-BK FL, EXEC DEFENDER, BLACK HARD ANO, CRENELATED BEZ, MOMNTRY TLCP SW, CLIP, 6V, 1.00 6230-01-522-6607 E2E-HA FL, EXEC, ELITE, OD HARD ANO, MOMNT TLCP SW, CLIP, 6V, 1.00 BEZ 6230-01-531-7035 G2-BK FL, BLACK POLYMER, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-522-6609 G2-TN FL, TAN POLYMER, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-531-7037 G2Z-BK FL, BLACK POLYMER, COMBATGRIP BODY, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-529-5793 G2Z-OD FL, OD POLYMER, COMBATGRIP BODY, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-531-7038 G2Z-TN FL, TAN POLYMER, COMBATGRIP BODY, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-529-4966 M1 FL, INFRARED, LED, 10MW, 3V, 1.00 BEZ 5855-01-529-5375 M2 FL, CENTURION, OD HARD ANO, COMBATGRIP BODY, SHOCK ISOL LAMP, CLIP, 6V, 1.47 BEZ 6230-01-532-3740 M3 FL, COMBATLIGHT, OD HARD ANO, COMBATGRIP BODY, SHOCK ISOL LAMP, 9V, 1.62 BEZ 6230-01-522-6616 M4 FL, DEVASTATOR, TURBOHEAD, OD HARD ANO, SHOCK ISOL LAMP, 12V, 2.50 BEZ 6230-01-522-6617 M6 FL, GUARDIAN, OD HARD ANO, TURBOHEAD, SHOCK ISOL LAMP, 18V, 2.50 BEZ 6230-01-529-6196 Z2-BK FL, BLACK ANO, COMBATGRIP BODY, MOMNTRY TLCP SW, 6V, 1.25 BEZ 6230-01-513-6430 LED L1-HA-BL FL, LUMAMAX, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT BLUE LED, CLIP, 3V, 1.00 BEZ 6230-01-531-7040 L1-HA-RD FL, LUMAMAX, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT RED LED, CLIP, 3V, 1.00 BEZ 6230-01-531-7041 L1-HA-WH FL, LUMAMAX, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT WHITE LED, 3V, 1.00 BEZ 6230-01-531-7042 L2-HA-WH FL, LUMAMAX, OD HARD ANO, DUAL OUTPUT WHITE LED, CLIP, 6V, 1.00 BEZ 6230-01-522-6610 L4-HA-WH FL, LUMAMAX, OD HARD ANO, WHITE LED, MOMNTRY TLCP SW, CLIP, 6V, 1.00 BEZ 6230-01-522-6611 L5-HA-WH FL, LUMAMAX, OD HARD ANO, WHITE LED, COMBATGRIP BODY, CLICK ON/OFF TLCP SW, CLIP, 6V, 1.47 BEZ 6230-01-522-6612 L6-HA-WH FL, LUMAMAX, OD HARD ANO, WHITE LED, COMBATGRIP BODY, CLICK ON/OFF TLCP SW, CLIP, 9V, 1.62 BEZ 6230-01-529-5788 U2-BK-WH FL, U2 ULTRA, BLACK HARD ANO, 2-80 LUM VARIABLE OUTPUT LED, CLIP, 6V, 1.47 BEZ 6230-01-522-6622

So now my question, where can I buy SFs in HA OD? All I could find is a tailcap in OD...
 
Strange... The original tailcap on my E2L looks like OD (darker than the ano of the body and greenish). The two replacements I received are of a lighter gray than the body. Maybe it's variation in the anoziding process... ;)
 
E2L description from SF website: Rugged aerospace-grade aluminum body, Mil-Spec Type III hard anodized in olive drab

Here a picture of 3 Z57 tailcap I have and of my E2L. On the bottom, original Z57, on top, 1st replacement and on the E2L itself, 2nd replacement.

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Like I said, the olive drab effect is probably caused by darker anodizing and since there are much variations between all the parts of a unique flashlight... ;)

Take a look at the picture of the E2L there: http://www.surefire.com/maxexp/main/co_disp/displ/prrfnbr/24205/sesent/00

4 different tints on the same flashlight.
 
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It's my understanding that natural HA color ranges from greenish to dark gray. I thought Surefire mostly just produces natural HA and black HA. I think the way lights are described is confusing people. The actual color you get (gray to green) is the luck of the draw. I sure wish they did more lights in BLACK HA!
 
When surefire first started the HA is looked more brownish or OD than the HA grey color of today. Many people think of OD as a tacticool color so maybe that is why the put it.
 
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