Surefire Lego?

[jamesmtl514]

looks to be the surefire 3P.

 

[LightJunk]

LightJunk, what body is that?

It's an L60 body.

 

[Solscud007]

looks to be the surefire 3P.

3P bodies do not have knurling. At least mine doesnt.

 

[Monocrom]

3P bodies do not have knurling. At least mine doesnt.

Possibly a 1xCR123 FiveMega round body?

 

[KuKu427]

Nothing really special. Just a combination I find particularly appealing. :)

 

[LightJunk]

Possibly a 1xCR123 FiveMega round body?

It's a knurled L60 body with an old style Z32 head.

An aluminum ring is added to the tail caps internally and I add a spacer on top of the RCR123A :naughty:

 

[Solscud007]

Here is my latest Lego thanks to my recently acquired M962.

This is a 2xcell M3

 

[Solscud007]

Actually I must retract my previous statement. Well partially. The 3P does not have knurling. However my 3BL does.

Here are some pictures of my 1xCell legos.

My "round 6P"

2way Solarforce clip on U2

 

[Solscud007]

Got some new toys today. G2X Pro. I love the nitrolon clicky tailcap. It works so well on my frankenstein G2Z

 

[angelofwar]

Awsome chart A.O.W.:party:

I love legoing SF parts, and I use an old SF catalog to try to keep the parts straight. I love the color coding to try to make it more simple. Since SF only uses a few different thread types... it's not too hard to figure it out, but when I quit playing lego's for awhile... I forget:ohgeez:When you're looking into the universal weaponlight parts it can get tricky.

Thanks WRX! I updated the pic's to include the A13 and the dedicated fore end housing.

 

[BIGLOU]

Just got this Solarforce L2M from CPFer Roadie. Poormans 3PDL :naughty:
Here it is with a 6PDL strike bezel, SF Z59 with Moddoos "Thin Run" SS Clip, MD M61 on a AW RCR123.

 

[PCC]

Is this the ultimate Surefire Lego? Cut down Solarforce L2 bezel with stainless steel bezel ring, bored out LU60 to allow both an LED drop-in and an 18mm diameter battery, slightly shortened A21, and a stock Z41 twisty tail cap. The drop-in is a ThruNite XP-G reflector combined with a pill that came from a TLS TX-3 with an XP-G emitter purchased from KD and a Shiningbeam "perfect regulation" driver. Unfortunately, a CR123a primary doesn't have enough voltage to drive that driver in anything other than low mode. When I put on the Solarforce L2 rear body section (you get one if you take a Solarforce L2 body, boil it, then separate the two halves) I can then fit an 18650 Li-Ion and I get all three modes.

With the Solarforce L2 rear body section it's shorter than your average 6P. Here it is beside my G2X Pro and the G2XP is the same size as my 6PL.

I originally started this project to make the entire front section fit a modified Solarforce L2 tail cap that would be wired to an external battery pack to make a bike headlight. I still need to put those parts together to complete the project.

 

[Kestrel]

C'mon folks, this is the SureFire Lego thread.
One (out of three major) components Solarforce, ehhh...
Two out of three ... :whistle:

 

[Solscud007]

C'mon folks, this is the SureFire Lego thread.
One (out of three major) components Solarforce, ehhh...
Two out of three ... :whistle:

Hey all my lego is all Surefire. "100% Surefire, Accept No Substitutes"

 

[RobertM]

Got some new toys today. G2X Pro. I love the nitrolon clicky tailcap. It works so well on my frankenstein G2Z

That looks really cool. What head is on this?

 

[Solscud007]

It is from a Surefire 8NX.

 

[red_hackle]

 

[ronac]

Here's my Surefire for now. I'll have a C2 body coming soon and hopefully I'll pull the trigger on a nicer drop in as well.

 

[angelofwar]

Awesome looking light Red-Hackle! I want an C-toM adapter so bad, but don't want to thrash a perfectly good KL3 to get one...the regualted runtime is too good.

Ronac, what alien spaceship did that head come from?

 

[ronac]

Shameful plug :shakehead

Cryos Cooling Head

Here's my other Surefire Lego. It's only kinda lego though.. Its like drilling holes in the bricks and screwing them together... Not sure if that still counts :nana: