Surefire Z32

[thermal guy]

So been in love with the looks of these forever and finally went and bought one. Does anyone have any issues with these on say a C2? Contact or fitment problems?

 

[ElectronGuru]

The z32 was designed to work on the M2. The M2 is a clone of the C2. So it can only fit perfectly. Just note that the shock system expects an outer spring on the engine. And led engines tend to lack this spring so adapters are recommended

https://www.oveready.com/flashlight/fitting-rings-for-m2-bezels/

 

[thermal guy]

Read about that thanks. I'm sure I'll need to get a ring for my Malkoffs to work properly.

 

[thermal guy]

So got to say I'm loving my Z32! Beefy To say the least. And looks awesome.Ano is about as mismatched as can be but doesn't bother me Might have to get me one more I'm thinking.

 

[ampdude]

Anodizing mismatch on type III is a good thing. Mismatch on parts from the same company means they MADE IT CORRECTLY. Natural HA on different light parts SHOULD NOT MATCH, it's not a uniform process and will only look so if they dyed it olive, or just got lazy and dyed it black like most makers do nowadays. That's why they don't make this ultra durable finish anymore for the most part and just choose to add dye which weakens the process. People are dumb and complain about mismatch. Reminds me of the Henry Ford quote from the early days of automobiles, "you can have it any color you want, as long as you want it in black."

Glad you like it!