SF E1 comes with lexan lens?
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Size15's
Flashaholic
Anti-reflective coated Lexan.
artar
Enlightened
the latest E2/E1 should have pyrex, bu i am not sure.
Size15's
Flashaholic
There is not "latest". The E1 and E2 are long discontinued.
artar
Enlightened
Al,
i mean the latest batch before discontinuing. these E2/E1 have lock out tailcap and pyrex lens.
i know someone who had/has lots of them.
i mean the latest batch before discontinuing. these E2/E1 have lock out tailcap and pyrex lens.
i know someone who had/has lots of them.
Size15's
Flashaholic
I didn't know that. I'm interested to see photos of these.
Thanks!
Al
Thanks!
Al
jtivat
Flashlight Enthusiast
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artar said:
Al,
i mean the latest batch before discontinuing. these E2/E1 have lock out tailcap and pyrex lens.
i know someone who had/has lots of them.
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I have one of the newer E2's and it has a LOTC but not a Pyrex lens.
artar said:
Al,
i mean the latest batch before discontinuing. these E2/E1 have lock out tailcap and pyrex lens.
i know someone who had/has lots of them.
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I have one of the newer E2's and it has a LOTC but not a Pyrex lens.
Beretta1526
Flashlight Enthusiast
I believe there were a small number of E1/E2's that shipped with a Pyrex Lens. The new E(x)e-SG's have the old style teardrop bezel, but a Pyrex Lens.
Y2Kirk1028
Enlightened
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Size15s said:
I didn't know that. I'm interested to see photos of these.
Thanks!
Al
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I highly doubt this too, I've replaced my E1 Lexan lens before and it requires a vise to press it in. Pyrex will never stand a chance. I've tried it with a glass lens too with no success, lets just say it turned back to it's orginal from...dust! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif. Then again, maybe SF did figure out a way to press in a Pyrex. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon3.gif
Size15s said:
I didn't know that. I'm interested to see photos of these.
Thanks!
Al
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I highly doubt this too, I've replaced my E1 Lexan lens before and it requires a vise to press it in. Pyrex will never stand a chance. I've tried it with a glass lens too with no success, lets just say it turned back to it's orginal from...dust! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif. Then again, maybe SF did figure out a way to press in a Pyrex. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon3.gif
Beretta1526
Flashlight Enthusiast
The Pyrex lens is not pressed in place. The bezel was modified slightly and it screws together somehow (I think). I will have to look at my E2e-SG (once I find it).
