New SF 6PD LED and E2DL!

**C4IGrant** · 05-08-08, 18:21

Finally got my shipment of 6P Defender LED and E2 Defender LED in! Both are excellent lights and make excellent strike/impact tools. They are also shock proof and push out 80-120 Lumens so they make excellent long gun lights.

The E2DL is my personal favority though. It has a two stage switch and pushes out an amazing 120 Lumens for over an hour!

SPECS on E2DL: http://www.surefire.com/maxexp/main....arch_id=864978

SPECS on 6PDL: http://www.surefire.com/maxexp/main....arch_id=864983

**John123** · 05-08-08, 19:31

Grant,

I cant seem to find the E2DLs on your website. How much are they?

John

**C4IGrant** · 05-08-08, 19:43

Originally Posted by John123

Grant,

I cant seem to find the E2DLs on your website. How much are they?

John

They retail for $136. Check your PM for member pricing.

C4

**sff70** · 05-08-08, 22:07

I'm really impressed with the usefulness of my recently acquired E2B (5/80 lumens).

The same feature in a more powerful light is even better.

I'm glad SF has gone this route (full power/low power, nothing in between).

I own a U2 and also Gladius, and I use both on either full power, or minimal power, almost never the in-between settings.

**Greenbean** · 05-15-08, 13:17

Originally Posted by sff70

I'm really impressed with the usefulness of my recently acquired E2B (5/80 lumens).

The same feature in a more powerful light is even better.

I'm glad SF has gone this route (full power/low power, nothing in between).

I own a U2 and also Gladius, and I use both on either full power, or minimal power, almost never the in-between settings.

So true,
I have a wonderful Fenix P3D, and man it's bright on high at 225 lumens but the low setting at 15 lumens is to much, it needs to be around 5-7. 15 is enough to cause bad night blindness after trying to switch it on and then having to let your eyes re-adjust. I hardly ever find myself using the mid settings.

We have a gun show coming up this Sat. I may have to hunt for a new E2DL...