akula88
Enlightened
Mechanically, how long should a good aluminum flashlight last these use (or abuse)?
1. Some lights need the head to be remove when replacing bulb or batteries -- somewhere threads of head or body are being worn down.
2. Other lights needs their tailcap twisted to turned on...
3. ...while others have to be toggled (click-on)
4. Mix and matching components... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Personally, I would have prefer to change batteries thru the tailcap, minimizing the head-to-body wear -- As the head, especially the head, is so much more expensive than the body or the tailcap; as in the case of Surefire L5/6P/ or L1 vs the L4/E2e.
1. Some lights need the head to be remove when replacing bulb or batteries -- somewhere threads of head or body are being worn down.
2. Other lights needs their tailcap twisted to turned on...
3. ...while others have to be toggled (click-on)
4. Mix and matching components... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Personally, I would have prefer to change batteries thru the tailcap, minimizing the head-to-body wear -- As the head, especially the head, is so much more expensive than the body or the tailcap; as in the case of Surefire L5/6P/ or L1 vs the L4/E2e.