That's because the marketing department doesn't care about input from the engineering department.[...] How come it's so easy to scratch??? I thought this stuff was supposed to protect handguns....
I saw here in CPF a few cerakote lights that had scratched cerakote or on the edged rubbed down cerakote. I can not tell you if the cerakote processing was not perfect or if this is the "normal" behaviour of cerakote.Dang, you have a beautiful family WoL! How come it's so easy to scratch??? I thought this stuff was supposed to protect handguns....
But this cerakote Z2s are an exception. Would be a pity if this lights would not look this perfect anymore.
Yes, yes. This is a deeprooted mistake many of us here have been making all the time, but is somehow not easy to correct.HA is Type-III anodizing; so saying either "HA" or Type-III is sufficient.
Furthermore, there is no such thing as HAII; that is called Type-II anodizing.
All of the 5 Z2's are cerakoted, no HA. The E2e and C2 directly from Surefire are at least from what I remember HA, aren't they?Wow, nice collection WOL. Love the camo one. Is that also Ceracoated or right from SF? (I know they did some limited camo E2e & C2's at least).
All of the 5 Z2's are cerakoted, no HA. The E2e and C2 directly from Surefire are at least from what I remember HA, aren't they?
The two Z2's from the left (the camo and the GITD white) are done by Oveready looooong time ago. There are not much around, maybe 5(?) camo and maybe 10(?) GITD white. They were regular available in their online shop.
The other 3 are kind of unique. They were done individually for me on request. The orange one and the burnt bronze one was done by Bugsy years ago, and the yellow one also on request for me by an other CPF guy I do not remember anymore.
I did not bought this Z2s at the same time. The first one was the camo, the 2nd one the GITD White, the orange and Bronze were bought at the same time, and than later the yellow.No offence but you really had a lot of money to burn, for all those Cerakoted Z2s? Not my cup of tea though -- I mean the practice of having these customizations carried out.
I have noob question... what's the difference between the Z2 and the 6P?
They are both twist for constant on, push for momentary, p60 head and 2xcr123, but other then the body shape and the three taps for disco light is there any other difference?
The one I saw for sale had it, that's why I asked if that's a usual setup for these.Not sure what you mean about three-taps disco, that must be for a particular LED drop-in.
I was always wondering more of the difference between the z2 and c2. Both have the rubber rings and flat machined sides