Well, there are some great lights here.
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Hi guys, maybe you can help me out. I'd like to run an original Surefire G2 Nitrolon on my rail but I need to find a reasonable mount that will both hold up in the long run but also not cost an arm and a leg.
Anyhow, that's the plan but could use any advice you all can offer.
What is a good mount that will work?
Will the G2 hold up to the recoil?
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The G2 Nitrolon is an incandescent light rather than an led, so it isn't as long-lasting / shock- resistant. The G2X is sprung at the end rather than direct contact, it might do better.Hi guys, maybe you can help me out. I'd like to run an original Surefire G2 Nitrolon on my rail but I need to find a reasonable mount that will both hold up in the long run but also not cost an arm and a leg.
Anyhow, that's the plan but could use any advice you all can offer.
What is a good mount that will work?
Will the G2 hold up to the recoil?
This is the Solarforce L2M with just one cell. I used the single-mode 0.8 - 4.2v drop in led and a momentary press Surefire 6P clone tailcap I found on ebay. It's in a GG&G 1" flashlight ring, which is actually just a Weaver K12 1" low profile scope ring with a matte grey paint job.
The single battery keeps the swing weight as light as possible. Both the tailcap and the led are sprung, so it handles the recoil. I like it mounted at the 11:00 if possible, as far forward as possible. This allows me to actuate it with my support hand thumb easily to identify targets, but isn't where I will necessarily be pressing it accidentally too easily. It can be twisted to be locked out like a regular Surefire 6P tailcap. It's momentary press so I can identify and maybe even blind the opposition, but when I let go it stops telling bad guys where I am.
On a budget, I don't think you can do better.
Thank ya sir! It's a 16", but believe me, if I weren't opposed to the SBR process, both practically and ideologically, I would be using 12.5" guns. I like an 18"-20", and I love a simple irons-only mid-length 16", but for what I do, a 12.5" would be a perfect balance between handguard space and velocity.^ Nice set ups. I see you like some long barrel action. Very nice.