Waiting for two old Surefire
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thermal guy
Flashaholic
Both are absolute classics. Not sure when they stopped making them but they are both great lights. Especially that A2.
Dave D
Flashlight Enthusiast
Details from the 2002 Surefire Catalogue.
I have definitely exceeded my flashlight budget but couldn't resist them. Price was equivalent to 182 usd for both including freight, not a bargain but I hope it was ok. They should arrive beginning of next week. The A2 led is white but I would prefer red but you can't have everything.
Kestrel
Flashaholic
That pricing sounds good actually; esp. including shipping to Europe.
What are your plans for them ? Modifications and/or LiIon rechargeables ?
What are your plans for them ? Modifications and/or LiIon rechargeables ?
They are located in my country so shipping was not so expensive. I found them at the biggest local auction site and asked for best price if I bought both. Bought them quite quick without thinking so don't have any plans yet. With original incandescent lamp I don't think there is any option for rechargeable batteries? Lumens factory have some led upgrades. I don't know if there is more options for led?
E2E
Lumens Factory
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thermal guy
Flashaholic
you stole them for that price! Very good.
thermal guy
Flashaholic
Yes lumens factory sells incandescent bulbs for your E2
Good score!
E2E and A2 don't take P60.
I would like to use incandescent and 16650 in the A2 but Lumens factory don't have any bulbs for that.
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Lowglow
Newly Enlightened
Two of my top 10 lights there. Now you just need the E1e to finish the 'trilogy'. Well my absolute favorite was the drop in Nichia modules for the E2e that Tana (member here) used to make. They were so good because the beam looked just the same as the bulbs. I still use my E2 and for size, output and feel its unbeaten I feel. Just perfect. What a shame SureFire moved away from this style and quality. Everyone loved it,
Of course that is off topic
but does noone **** that catalog picture off?
🤔
That was one of the most expensive light (in its size/power class) from the most respected (and also expensive) maker,
and they did not even succeed in getting color matching parts together in their catalog picture?
Who would f. e. accept his new car with different color body parts?
but does noone **** that catalog picture off?
🤔
That was one of the most expensive light (in its size/power class) from the most respected (and also expensive) maker,
and they did not even succeed in getting color matching parts together in their catalog picture?
Who would f. e. accept his new car with different color body parts?
Yup, I never understood the people who are obsessed with all the natural hard anodize parts exactly matching. Them not all matching is what gave those old lights character. WOW $182 was a STEAL for those lights nowadays.
