A number of weeks ago, I posted my dissapointment about a U-2 that came back from repair below my expectations (Surefire Bummer). Well I am pleased to write that I sent it back a second time with a note and within a week and a half received a brand spanking new U-2 in the original packaging.
My new one has an extremely faint donut hole (barely visibile on a white wall and not at all in regular use) and is otherwise flawless. This is what I expect from a company with their reputation and am glad my expectations were met/exceeded.
Most of the CPF members (like myself) are gadget/gear perfectionists....to the extreme. I come from a family of people that really do understand how we think. My Uncle Tom and I often joke around about we rarely use a nice knife or flashlight that we purchase because the blade might get dull or the lens scratched.
Well, in this case, Surefire sent me a product that is as close to perfect as anyone could ask for (even a CPFer) and for that I am thrilled.
My, Surefire Bummer, thread caused a great deal of controversy over expensive lights etc. Of course that was not even close to my intention, although I did find it interesting. Please everyone, take it for what it is and let's not argue about who can afford what and why some people defend Surefire etc. No product is perfect and never will be. The most expensive cars on the market have plenty of issues and can be costly to fix. However, people buy them and enjoy them anyway and I say more power to them. Enjoy your life, enjoy your lights!
My new one has an extremely faint donut hole (barely visibile on a white wall and not at all in regular use) and is otherwise flawless. This is what I expect from a company with their reputation and am glad my expectations were met/exceeded.
Most of the CPF members (like myself) are gadget/gear perfectionists....to the extreme. I come from a family of people that really do understand how we think. My Uncle Tom and I often joke around about we rarely use a nice knife or flashlight that we purchase because the blade might get dull or the lens scratched.
Well, in this case, Surefire sent me a product that is as close to perfect as anyone could ask for (even a CPFer) and for that I am thrilled.
My, Surefire Bummer, thread caused a great deal of controversy over expensive lights etc. Of course that was not even close to my intention, although I did find it interesting. Please everyone, take it for what it is and let's not argue about who can afford what and why some people defend Surefire etc. No product is perfect and never will be. The most expensive cars on the market have plenty of issues and can be costly to fix. However, people buy them and enjoy them anyway and I say more power to them. Enjoy your life, enjoy your lights!