edap617
Newly Enlightened
I have a few Fenix and Ultrafire lights but I don't own any Surefire yet. I am planning to get a Z2. Now here is my question. Can a P60 LED drop-in module fit into Z2?
Thanking you in advance.
Thanking you in advance.
Surefire Z2 Question
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angelofwar
Flashlight Enthusiast
Yep...great light btw...I have 1 in my C2. Although I prefer the more rugged "coating" of the C2, the both feel great for EDC...try this thread... https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/206975
Superdave
Enlightened
Yep, i have one in my Z3 right now. 
*edit.. Bah.. owned by a few mS
*edit.. Bah.. owned by a few mS
You can buy the Z2 with the P60L(Z2L). Same for the C2, but it has HA and a pocket clip. I'm thinking of getting one since I want another C2, and a P60L to put in a spare carrier, since it will work for both 2 and 3 cell lights.
SimpleIsGood229
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Don't waste your money on the dim P60L. Buy a Malkoff.
With the Malkoff M60LL, you get the same output (80 lumens) and twice the runtime (8 hours), or you can buy the M60 and get 220+ lumens for 1.5 hours. I was leery of using a non-Surefire component (for the sake of reliability), but decided to take the plunge for a Malkoff. I've never heard/read anything bad about it, so what the heck, I figured.
Simply put, the Malkoff M60 is what makes me think the P60L is dim. Yeah, it's that good.
With the Malkoff M60LL, you get the same output (80 lumens) and twice the runtime (8 hours), or you can buy the M60 and get 220+ lumens for 1.5 hours. I was leery of using a non-Surefire component (for the sake of reliability), but decided to take the plunge for a Malkoff. I've never heard/read anything bad about it, so what the heck, I figured.
Simply put, the Malkoff M60 is what makes me think the P60L is dim.
Yeah, it's that good.
Chrontius
Flashlight Enthusiast
+1 to Malkoff-enhanced Surefire CombatLights. No problems with it so far.
depusm12
Flashlight Enthusiast
Don't waste your money on the dim P60L. Buy a Malkoff.
With the Malkoff M60LL, you get the same output (80 lumens) and twice the runtime (8 hours), or you can buy the M60 and get 220+ lumens for 1.5 hours. I was leery of using a non-Surefire component (for the sake of reliability), but decided to take the plunge for a Malkoff. I've never heard/read anything bad about it, so what the heck, I figured.
Simply put, the Malkoff M60 is what makes me think the P60L is dim.
Bah, get the M60W MC-E, for 400 lumens of joy!!!
JNewell
Flashlight Enthusiast
I have a P60L, M60, M60F and M60LF. The Malkoffs clearly surpass the SureFire drop-in in every way.
