who carries a Surefire?

[dogboye]

Hey, another question. Has anyone had any problem carrying a Surefire on an airliner? Seems to fall within all the regs, yet I could see potential for it being an asset in certain situations.

 

[Dave in PA]

For me, it's a 6P on duty and an E2e-HA for off duty carry.

I do feel the need for a new Surefire, though. Hmmmmm......decisions, decisions.

 

[dogboye]

Well, I just ordered an E2E in satin gray. So, I guess I'll be looking at that 186forums, and all other places, for the low output lamp assembly (LOLA?) and or LED conversions. And www.candlepowerforums.com too, I suppose. More tools, more forums.

 

[Wick]

Check out this link from Candlepower concerning the LOLA for the E2e. They say it should only be 30 days but I think we have heard that before.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=002074

 

[Win Heger]

Not enough to have a substantial knife collection, guns, a boat,
watches and now, Surefires.<p>

I carry an E-1 in my pocket daily, a 6P in my cordura attache,
a E2e in my wifes car. I gave a young lady friend of ours a Nitrolon
for her to carry in Yellowstone this Summer. She didn't know why until she found out what dark really is.LOL <p>

Win

 

[J. MacDonald]

I never thought I'd buy a $70.00 flashlight, but I must admit, I'm addicted to my hard ano E2.

jmx

 

[tarsier]

Dang it, guys, my LED lights cover all my needs very well. And yet, you're starting to push me over the edge with these never-ending Surefire threads...

Grasping right wrist with left hand and speaking in best Captain Kirk voice:

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