Surefire M2
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Size15's
Flashaholic
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Al
Al
crpydy ，for the M2 there are currently Z48 and SW02 charlie tailcap. The latter is intended for weaponlights. For a normal tailcap, you twist it to get a constant on mode, but with a clickie tailcap you slighly press the switch button you get moment on and press harder till it clicks and you get the constant on mode.
Here are pix of SW01 (Non-Clickie) by itself.
SW02 (Clickie) on the M2:
SW02 (Clickie):
Z48
[Edited by Size15s, Administrator]
Here are pix of SW01 (Non-Clickie) by itself.
SW02 (Clickie) on the M2:
SW02 (Clickie):
Z48
[Edited by Size15s, Administrator]
Size15's
Flashaholic
Notice that I've edited the post above...
The SW01 Pressure switch on it's own in the top photo does not have a shroud. The M2 in the top photo has the SW02 Clickie. As has the M2 in the middle photo.
The bottom photo is of the Z48 Clickie.
Respectfully,
Al
The SW01 Pressure switch on it's own in the top photo does not have a shroud. The M2 in the top photo has the SW02 Clickie. As has the M2 in the middle photo.
The bottom photo is of the Z48 Clickie.
Respectfully,
Al
GeoffChan
Enlightened
its personal preference. I have them but i don't use them.
Geoff
Geoff
Size15's
Flashaholic
I have them on some SureFires (M2, M3, M3T and M4)
However, I tend to play with the clickies more than need to use them.
I think perhaps on the M4 for my applications Clickies get the most use. I've reverted to standard TailCaps on the M2 and M3T though.
Al
However, I tend to play with the clickies more than need to use them.
I think perhaps on the M4 for my applications Clickies get the most use. I've reverted to standard TailCaps on the M2 and M3T though.
Al
