What a great photo!!!! :clap: :clap::clap::clap:
What a great photo!!!! :clap: :clap::clap::clap:
Translation = Sometime between 2 weeks from now to 2 years.Another 2 weeks!![]()
Sadly SureFire doesn't get it. It's not 20 years ago when their Dominator model back then was one of the absolute greatest rechargeable lights that you could buy if you wanted quality, durability, and sheer output. Heck, it was pretty much the only option if you wanted all of that. Times have changed, and the competition is beyond impressive.Realistically, how many of these will they sell at $1600.00? I can't imagine very many.
Okay, guys; fes up. Whose got one?Crazy, was only in stock for a few hours…….
The M64 has springs on both the tailcap and the head. So most likely yes. But the 21700s Jetbeam included with the M64 are USB rechargeable (i.e. have a USB port) and more like 21760.Does the Jetbeam accept flat top 21700 unprotected batteries, or are they too short?
but the company is just out of touch with regards to their current-day competition.
Then they're going to have very stiff competition from the likes of both Fenix and Nitecore with their excellent rechargeable models that easily function as duty lights. Without the SureFire prices.Is Jetbeam competing for the law enforcement and especially military market? That's what Surefire has been focusing on since like 2003. Even their LE focused lights seemed secondary to that sweet DOD money. Which of course has dried up after OIF/OND and OEF ended. So they might have to start looking at individual cops and the commercial market again.
They will, but if they can come out with some reasonably priced lights again they might do ok. It's like they don't realize they aren't just competing with Maglite and Streamlight anymore.Then they're going to have very stiff competition from the likes of both Fenix and Nitecore with their excellent rechargeable models that easily function as duty lights. Without the SureFire prices.