What's the next step after the E2e?
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Beretta1526
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
AFAIK, the E2/E2e is max'd out at 65 lumens...
On a budget, you could step up to a C3 or 9P or if you can still find one, a D3.
AFAIK, the E2/E2e is max'd out at 65 lumens...
On a budget, you could step up to a C3 or 9P or if you can still find one, a D3.
Shark
Enlightened
Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
I agree a 9v is a must for the next step then you can work your way up to a M6 /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I agree a 9v is a must for the next step then you can work your way up to a M6 /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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TACTICAL WAREHOUSE
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Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
My next step would be the SureFire M3.
Dan.
My next step would be the SureFire M3.
Dan.
Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
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My next step would be the SureFire M3.
Dan.
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For larger and brighter lights, I'd recommand the M3. Great light! And I got the "charlie" tailcap for mine, which makes the light look even cooler. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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TACTICAL WAREHOUSE said:
My next step would be the SureFire M3.
Dan.
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For larger and brighter lights, I'd recommand the M3. Great light! And I got the "charlie" tailcap for mine, which makes the light look even cooler. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif
GeoffChan
Enlightened
Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
M3 as well. I don't like the current clickie. You can't use a V71 with it. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Geoff
M3 as well. I don't like the current clickie. You can't use a V71 with it. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Geoff
Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
I gotta second the 9 volt. The 9v ~100 lumen lamps obliterate the 65 lumen beam of the E2. Plus, for the size and cost, the 6 volt lights don't really amaze me since I've had the E2e.
But I hear the M3 is a fair-to middling light. I'm a big fan of the C3. My M2 bezel and p91 are on the way, total cost is $50-75 less than an M3.
Other possibilty is Dspeck. His UBH gives you 9 volts in a tiny package, and the E2C adaptor allows the use of a C2-HA bezel with a P90 or P91 lamp.
I gotta second the 9 volt. The 9v ~100 lumen lamps obliterate the 65 lumen beam of the E2. Plus, for the size and cost, the 6 volt lights don't really amaze me since I've had the E2e.
But I hear the M3 is a fair-to middling light. I'm a big fan of the C3. My M2 bezel and p91 are on the way, total cost is $50-75 less than an M3.
Other possibilty is Dspeck. His UBH gives you 9 volts in a tiny package, and the E2C adaptor allows the use of a C2-HA bezel with a P90 or P91 lamp.
Sean
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
The M3 is a great light but I say go right to the top if you've got the money. Get the M6! No kidding, it's well worth it, especially since SF123's have gotten so much cheaper.
The M3 is a great light but I say go right to the top if you've got the money. Get the M6! No kidding, it's well worth it, especially since SF123's have gotten so much cheaper.
Sigman
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Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
E2C adapter - w/6P or C2/3 bezel - and a P61 lamp assembly for 120 lumens!
E2C adapter - w/6P or C2/3 bezel - and a P61 lamp assembly for 120 lumens!
kakster
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: What\'s the next step after the E2e?
Well, the E2eHA is the only surefire i have. im looking to get an M2 with KL3 next, and then maybe a C3. after that, ill get the new KLx series. after that....... who knows?
as long as SF keep making such fine products, ill keep buying em.
Well, the E2eHA is the only surefire i have. im looking to get an M2 with KL3 next, and then maybe a C3. after that, ill get the new KLx series. after that....... who knows?
as long as SF keep making such fine products, ill keep buying em.
