What is so special about surefire?

[Brozneo]

Don't forget about their lifetime warranty. They often send out replacement parts for free, no questions asked! :thumbsup:

That has to be the best thing about Surefire! And their lights are proven in the field, reliable etc etc etc, just great build quality!

 

[a4d]

As stated before i guess it's more of a reasurance kind of thing if need be. Or if you just have some extra cash and want a new light. I still eventually want to get the G2 an probably the p60 with it. Depends on funds.

 

[Monocrom]

......and yes, they still make their lights with narrow bodies that wont take the 18500/18650 cells, for me this is a major drawback........

Surefire M4 = 17670
Surefire M3 = 17500

Surefire offers rechargeable models, and kits to convert 6P and G2 models to rechargeables.

What I find really curious is the number of posts I've read where folks want to bore out an M4 so it will accept 18650s.... Rather than just use 17670s. :thinking:

 

[GadgetTravel]

Surefire M4 = 17670
Surefire M3 = 17500

Surefire offers rechargeable models, and kits to convert 6P and G2 models to rechargeables.

What I find really curious is the number of posts I've read where folks want to bore out an M4 so it will accept 18650s.... Rather than just use 17670s. :thinking:

I was wondering about that too. I use rechargeable with my 9P with the HOLA, an E2e with Lumens factory bulb, an E1L and a KL4 head on a 1 cell body. The only I have one stock E2e and my A2 with primaries. So I am using rechargeables in most of my Surefires.

 

[Monocrom]

I was wondering about that too. I use rechargeable with my 9P with the HOLA, an E2e with Lumens factory bulb, an E1L and a KL4 head on a 1 cell body. The only I have one stock E2e and my A2 with primaries. So I am using rechargeables in most of my Surefires.

A perfect example of how it's not that difficult to use rechargeables in some Surefire models.