When I ordered my P1D CE I started plans for a body with a clickie switch. My plan was to use a surefire clickie. I've been busy lately and haven't got around to having one made, but then I saw this thread and got me thinking again.
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=144882
This is almost EXACTLY what I had planned. It seems like there are a lot of people who would like to have one made.
One of my good friends owns a machining shop. I had him look at the P1D CE and the surefire Z57 today. To give me a price on building some custom bodies some he needs to know how many people would be interested and at what price.
If you're interested, please post. Also put the price you'd be willing to pay. Please do not post unless your serious. I need a pretty acurate count to give him. Please remember this is what he does to feed his family, not a hobby. He has to make some money off this.
For the body I'll probably go as simple as possible. Probably just a round AL tube.
Here is a picture to give you an idea of the type of custom work he does.
This one is not finished in this pic. It's a chain link for a piece of heavy equipment that broke down on the job. It needed to be fixed in a hurry.
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=144882
This is almost EXACTLY what I had planned. It seems like there are a lot of people who would like to have one made.
One of my good friends owns a machining shop. I had him look at the P1D CE and the surefire Z57 today. To give me a price on building some custom bodies some he needs to know how many people would be interested and at what price.
If you're interested, please post. Also put the price you'd be willing to pay. Please do not post unless your serious. I need a pretty acurate count to give him. Please remember this is what he does to feed his family, not a hobby. He has to make some money off this.
For the body I'll probably go as simple as possible. Probably just a round AL tube.
Here is a picture to give you an idea of the type of custom work he does.
This one is not finished in this pic. It's a chain link for a piece of heavy equipment that broke down on the job. It needed to be fixed in a hurry.