Jason_Tx
Newly Enlightened
I have ordered a Malkoff M60W based on research and reviews.
I have been planning for 2 weeks on making a 6p/C2 clone.
I was planning on buying a FiveMega 1X18650 Body + Surefire Z59 talicap + Surefire Defender Bezel (6PD head)
With that setup it will be somewhere around $170 + in total.
I wouldn't mind finding a little cheaper way to do it so long as quality of the end product isn't drastically reduced.
I've noticed that LightHound has the G&P Tactical Head
for $12.99 or the SolarForce L2 crenelated Head for $8.99
In my mind, I can't see how the Surefire head will enhance the quality of the light vs the other two.
As for talcaps, there are plenty out there to mess with
There is also the Solarforce L2 host for around $25 (how good is it?)
There is the Malkoff M2 Host .. and the list goes on.
Seeing that main part of these type of lights is the Malkoff Dropin - I just can't seem to justify the extra $115 + for it.
For those of you who have built these types of lights, I would greatly appreciate some guidance on building my first.
Thank you for your time
Jason
I have been planning for 2 weeks on making a 6p/C2 clone.
I was planning on buying a FiveMega 1X18650 Body + Surefire Z59 talicap + Surefire Defender Bezel (6PD head)
With that setup it will be somewhere around $170 + in total.
I wouldn't mind finding a little cheaper way to do it so long as quality of the end product isn't drastically reduced.
I've noticed that LightHound has the G&P Tactical Head
for $12.99 or the SolarForce L2 crenelated Head for $8.99
In my mind, I can't see how the Surefire head will enhance the quality of the light vs the other two.
As for talcaps, there are plenty out there to mess with
There is also the Solarforce L2 host for around $25 (how good is it?)
There is the Malkoff M2 Host .. and the list goes on.
Seeing that main part of these type of lights is the Malkoff Dropin - I just can't seem to justify the extra $115 + for it.
For those of you who have built these types of lights, I would greatly appreciate some guidance on building my first.
Thank you for your time
Jason