Surefire Lego?

[angelofwar]

Here it is...

Left-to-right:
-6Z Tail Cap
-A20
-A19
-A21
-L60

And

As well...

Lastly...

 

[ElectronGuru]

Surefire 6P, Steampunk Edition:

 

[WESBC]

I'm still waiting on parts, but its basically going to be an E2DL head with E1B guts, E1E body, and E2D tailcap, making it a E1DL. It might or might not replace my E2DL as my primary EDC.

 

[ElectronGuru]

Nitrolon + Nitrolon + Nitrolon + SS/TiAlN:

 

[WESBC]

 

[BIGLOU]

6P with $12 Moddoo "Thin Run" Tumbled Z59 SS Clip, Tactical HID's Xeno RG03 V3 SS Bezel and Malkoff M60 on AW RCR123s

G2Z with ElectronGuru McClicky, Matte Delrin Shroud, Xeno ST03 V2 Blacked Out SS Strike Bezel, GID O-rings, Lighthound Novatac New Style Clip and P60L.

Very Happy. Thanks Tom and Dan. :bow:

 

[red02]

Is there any extension that would fit a G2Z and let me use 3xcr123?

 

[ElectronGuru]

Is there any extension that would fit a G2Z and let me use 3xcr123?

Thats a tricky one. SF makes two 'lengths' of extender:

A19 - 34mm
A14 - 50mm

A19's are only available in metal (matches 6P) and these don't work (in my testing) with Nitrolon bodies. A14's are available in Nitrolon, but give more length than you need.

So its easy to add an A14 to a G3 and run 3x17500's, but you'd need some kind of half cell (~15mm) spacer to add one cell to your G2Z with an A14.

 

[red02]

Its good to hear that there are options. I have a 17mm wf-139 spacer. I think lighthound carries a 15mm charging spacer.

How about the L2-ECR? will it lego with a G2Z?

 

[ElectronGuru]

G's have shorter tailcap threads so the key issue is the metal liner touching the inside rim of an extender before it can't go on any farther. Other designs may not have this issue.

Careful with the spacers. 17mm is probably fine but unless they are wrapped, there is a risk of them shorting with the sides of the tubes.

 

[Solscud007]

I have been playing around with my SF M910 vertical grip weaponlight.

I discovered that the tailcap is similar to my LU60, A21, and K2/U2 head threading.

only the incan head works as I can run reversed polarity. anyone know of any P60 led dropins that can run reverse polarity?

I like to call this lego, the Porcuipine boomerang of death!!!!

 

[kosPap]

huh? that beats my "hammer" flashlight design!

you got an angle iron!

 

[DM51]

Is that for mounting on one of those new rifles I've heard about that shoots round corners? :duh2:

 

[Solscud007]

haha sure!! it is called the Corner Shot. no joke. the gun that shoots around corners is the Corner Shot.

 

[Dioni]

LOL... :sick2:

 

[Solscud007]

LOL... :sick2:

I like to think of it as my SF water proof capsule haha.

 

[DM51]

the gunt that shoots around corners

Phew - that was a near one. :whistle:

 

[Monocrom]

haha sure!! it is called the Corner Shot. no joke. the gunt that shoots around corners is the Corner Shot.

Nothing new. There was one created during the Wild West. But limited technology meant that the barrel was slowly bent ever so slightly until it curved, but only in one direction. If you were on the wrong side of a corner, you'd have to fire the weapon upside down. Apparently it worked, but carrying it on a horse with your other rifles proved to be horrible impractical. It fell out of favor.

Now the concept is back again.

(I guess you could just toss a grenade around the corner, but sometimes you want to take chances. :tinfoil:)

 

[kosPap]

Dead End flashlight....or blind as a Bat!

 

[Solscud007]

Nothing new. There was one created during the Wild West. But limited technology meant that the barrel was slowly bent ever so slightly until it curved, but only in one direction. If you were on the wrong side of a corner, you'd have to fire the weapon upside down. Apparently it worked, but carrying it on a horse with your other rifles proved to be horrible impractical. It fell out of favor.

Now the concept is back again.

(I guess you could just toss a grenade around the corner, but sometimes you want to take chances. :tinfoil:)

yes but thanks to technology, the Corner shot has a camera and viewscreen. The camera relays what the gun is pointing at and has a reticle so you can actually aim. the object of course is to keep the shooter completely covered and not have to reveal any part of the body.