CZSteve
Newly Enlightened
Considering a TL-2 as a bed-side-investigate-the-bump-in-the-night light.
Bought a couple Sreamlight TT-2L's for glove box lights.
Have been very pleased (especially considering $), but have noticed their is considerable 'head-bobble' on the TT's.
I know they aren't adjustable beam lights, but if you screw the head all the way down the incan. beam has a hole in the pattern. So the head is screwed out a few revolutions for an ideal beam and lends to a loose head w/ a noticeable bobble.
My Question (sorry so wordy):
Does the TL-2 w/ the adjustable beam suffer from the same looseness and bobble of the head?
Have a feeling this light will primarily be used w/ the beam adjusted for max throw.
I'm Considering this light along w/ the Pelican M6, SF 6P, and Nova TX65.
Thanks for any input.
Bought a couple Sreamlight TT-2L's for glove box lights.
Have been very pleased (especially considering $), but have noticed their is considerable 'head-bobble' on the TT's.
I know they aren't adjustable beam lights, but if you screw the head all the way down the incan. beam has a hole in the pattern. So the head is screwed out a few revolutions for an ideal beam and lends to a loose head w/ a noticeable bobble.
My Question (sorry so wordy):
Does the TL-2 w/ the adjustable beam suffer from the same looseness and bobble of the head?
Have a feeling this light will primarily be used w/ the beam adjusted for max throw.
I'm Considering this light along w/ the Pelican M6, SF 6P, and Nova TX65.
Thanks for any input.