I find that the turbohead with a skinny body of the M3T or M4 is a mismatch - it doesn't actually save me much space, or make it easier to carry. The M6 is my fave all the way - I actually sold off my 2.5" turbohead, as I found that I always choose either a standard Z3 or the M6 - if you've got those two, there's no reason on earth (for me, anyway) to have an M3T or M4.
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The N2 is 105Lu/60min Lamp Assembly for TurboHeads of standard body SureFires (such as the 9P and C3). It forms part of the TurboHead Kit, KT2.
When SureFire upgraded it's lamps from the P90/P91 to the M3's MN10/MN11 it managed to increase the light output.
The N2 is like the P90 compared to the MN10 is like the MN15.
The beam of the N2 is significantly more rounded compared to the MN15 or MN16. It produces a narrow intense round beam and many people tend to like that over the 20 Lumens more light that the MN15 produces from the same TurboHead.
The N2 Lamp Assembly features an outer spring contact that is shorter than the inner one. Millennium TurboHead lamps such as the MN15/MN16 have a longer outer spring contact. The N2 is not designed for the Millennium Series M3T but this is only really an issue if you use it on a WeaponLight or under abusive conditions. Otherwise the N2 works great in the M3T.
Al
When SureFire upgraded it's lamps from the P90/P91 to the M3's MN10/MN11 it managed to increase the light output.
The N2 is like the P90 compared to the MN10 is like the MN15.
The beam of the N2 is significantly more rounded compared to the MN15 or MN16. It produces a narrow intense round beam and many people tend to like that over the 20 Lumens more light that the MN15 produces from the same TurboHead.
The N2 Lamp Assembly features an outer spring contact that is shorter than the inner one. Millennium TurboHead lamps such as the MN15/MN16 have a longer outer spring contact. The N2 is not designed for the Millennium Series M3T but this is only really an issue if you use it on a WeaponLight or under abusive conditions. Otherwise the N2 works great in the M3T.
Al
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Anyone have beamshots at say 20-50 feet?
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Anyone contemplating purchasing or using an M6 should be aware of this new development:
THE M6-R: A FULLY REGULATED RECHARGEABLE M6 MAKES AN AUSPICIOUS DEBUT
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