Why do I ask...because it is a clickie like the Z57 and fits E-series lights giving them "Tailstand" capability.
E2D Tailcap in HA3 Nat Poll
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chevrofreak
Flashlight Enthusiast
The E2D tailcap is too chunky for the way I carry my E2e.
I dont need it as an impact weapon either, I have fists and bullets for that.
I dont need it as an impact weapon either, I have fists and bullets for that.
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GeoffChan
Enlightened
voted. so far, so good.
Geoff
Geoff
cheesehead
Flashlight Enthusiast
Eh, just get the e2d in the first place. It's cheaper (than buying pieces separately) and the only Surefire with "tailstand" capability.
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cheesehead said:
Eh, just get the e2d in the first place. It's cheaper (than buying pieces separately) and the only Surefire with "tailstand" capability.
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Eh...I already have 12 E-series lights and several Aleph LE/heads that could use a clickie/tailcap in HA3 Nat for tailstand ability. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon3.gif
BTW I do have an E2D but don't much care for the beam.
cheesehead said:
Eh, just get the e2d in the first place. It's cheaper (than buying pieces separately) and the only Surefire with "tailstand" capability.
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Eh...I already have 12 E-series lights and several Aleph LE/heads that could use a clickie/tailcap in HA3 Nat for tailstand ability. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon3.gif
BTW I do have an E2D but don't much care for the beam.
cheesehead
Flashlight Enthusiast
Dang, I'm too much of a philistine to care about the difference between the e2d and e2e. E2e is smaller, but that's all I've noticed.
