Voltage Regulated E2e ?

[V8TOYTRUCK]

Did something blow past me or is this guy BSing?

http://www.eastcountyguns.com/SFLIGHTS.htm

scroll down to the E2's

 

[LEDagent]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but that stuff is BS. The only regulated lights from surefire are the LED series lights and the new A series lights.

 

[Size15's]

You are right.
The E2e is not regulated.

Al

 

[Anthem]

Regulated eh? maybe it was just another typo...

Think a plastic lens is as clear ? Your Wrong , this looks like its 25% brighter than

the same think with a polycarbonate lens.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">But damn if you didn't get my hopes up...

 

[Darell]

25% brighter?! I guess that would be worth the extra expense for Pyrex, huh?

Sheesh.

 

[McGizmo]

Uh, I think the regulation is a function of what state it's sold in. In CA its not only fully regulated but also known to the state of CA to cause Cancer, Libra and death defects in the elderly.

What? Death defects? You know, dying with a S**t eating grin on your face.......

Perhaps the web master here also works for lifestyles..............

 

[Size15's]

I've emailed Andy and he says he'll change his SureFire page to re-word it. I also pointed out a few tpyos such as "8AN". (because that's the sort of guy I am who does that sort of thing for "fun")

He seems a nice enough guy who is just trying to make sense of SureFire like the rest of us!

CPF - the community that helps out the flashlight dealers!

Al

 

[Flashlightboy]

Hey.... I live in CA and I'm a Libra. I don't see my A2 anywhere... I must've misplaced it. I'll go look now.

 

[McGizmo]

Originally posted by Jeff:
Hey.... I live in CA and I'm a Libra. I don't see my A2 anywhere... I must've misplaced it. I'll go look now.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Jeff, sorry to hear this but you know we're here for you. When you find your A2 some beam shots would be apprediated