4sevens quark mini series body shifting

I want to buy a 4sevens quark mini MA flash light and a body of a quark mini M2A body only. will I be able to change to bodies and actually be able to use two flashlights: a mini MA and a mini M2A?

now the website I want to buy from uses different names so I'm a bit confused by it...

FOURSEVENS Quark 2A Body:
http://www.environmentalled.com/FOURSEVENS-Quark-2A-Body-p1689.html
Quark Mini MA Gen 2:
http://www.environmentalled.com/Quark-Mini-MA-Gen-2-p1731.html

I can also buy in that website the M2A light:
http://www.environmentalled.com/Quark-Mini-M2A-Gen-2-p1726.html
and the MA body:
http://www.environmentalled.com/FOURSEVENS-Quark-A-Body-p1692.html


if I can't shift the bodies I might buy this used M2A...
Foursevens M2A Gen 2 OPEN BOX:
http://www.environmentalled.com/Foursevens-M2A-Gen-2-OPEN-BOX-p2096.html


I know you all know these lights very well, but please if you can, enter those links so I'll know that what I want to buy and what I'm talking about are the same things.

thanks very much

Foursevens rebranded and renamed everything in 2012, there is only the "Mini" series and "Quark" series and the name "Quark Mini" is no longer applicable - and for good reason because parts are NOT interchangeable between the Minis and the Quarks. The 2A and A battery tubes you link to are Quark parts and will not fit the Mini heads. I am not as familiar with the Minis, but am pretty sure the same Mini AA head works with the 2AA Mini body (1-3v range) - however, for some reason, it does not appear that 47s sells Mini bodies as accessories, as they do for the Preon and Quark series.

If you can stand the larger size of the Quarks, I would advise that... it really uses a much better, more efficient, driver.

thanks reppans. here is the official answer I got from 4sevens customer service:

"Thank you for contacting us! The body and tailcap of the M2A can be
used with the MA. The head circuit is the same. That said we don't
sell the bodies and tails by themselves for these. "

I'll consider the quarks. thanks.