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  • Isn't time the "surefire killer". I have several surefires and they all failed. Sure they repaired them free but it took a couple weeks.

  • Huge fan. Keep it real politics free, and credible! I love it!

  • L2P SE Bitches! 900ish tested lumens at max.

  • Do these work on taming sheep?

  • You are by far the MOST wordy motherfucker on youtube! Holy crap!!

  • @joker42179 quality reviews take time. get over it or leave.

  • Hey Nutn, what do you think of the newer Surefire G2X and 6PX models? More affordable at ~$100 and put out a nice beam. Surefire is also coming out with the P2X, a larger version of the 6PX with a 500 lumen output. Surefire may have but they're catching up fast (in the tactical market, not to the EDCers)

  • @DerRelienT surefire is known for fudging their lumen rating. I will never support Surefire for all the crap they pulled before all these good offerings; same goes for ruger.

  • You may have answered this already, what what mounting setup do you have on that 870?

  • @Miroku1226 A scope ring onto a picatinny rail.

  • Ur supposed to put the head in first

  • oh..... hate the UI on that..... i like the tail cap click or bezel twists... don't like have a lose bezel if i can help it. my mini AA2 will change modes just by pushing on the head if the head it loose, seems like you could accidentally switch modes on the light if you bump it (or recoil)

  • what about the CR123A 2 turbo X that thing is BAD ASS

  • I think this a pretty good light. However, in this category I prefer the Fenix tk21 which is an awesome light.

    Small, lightweight, waterproof, dependable, and bright at 468 lm, plus a good, decent throw.

  • there is no such thing as a surefire killer. people dont get surefire because they are unaffordable sometimes. if everyone could afford surefire i almost guarantee they would get it

  • @joeratti It's not just that, it's also that they are way behind on technology.

  • @joeratti me personally would get the better performing light for cheaper. ;)

  • I just ordered mine. I would of liked to buy a surefire but I'm poor and throwing $200 and up for a light is just not practical. This light will do the job just fine.

  • is this vid called surefire killer because the maelstrom g5 kills all surefire lights?

  • was on the way not too worry. So customer service is also rated 5 stars. This light is extremely bright and out shines my streamlight stinger twice over. The stinger being the handheld light of choice for most police today. I would highly recommend this light and the pfi dude store. As a police officer I require outstanding quality from my equipment and will update if any failures with the light occur as I am very hard on my equipment due to the job. Once again, thank you nutnfancy and PFI

  • (pfi dude store) ok my light came in today. ordered it September 3rd, arrived September 12th. Keep in mind labor day holiday. Shipping, packaging etc all good. The G5 is all that nutnfancy said it would be. My cytac charger and 18650 batteries also great. I also contacted pfi dude by phone because a charge for my order did not post on my bank account for a couple days after i placed my order. PFI emailed me about ten minutes after i left a voicemail a confirmation email stating that my order...

  • That maelstrom is tough.

  • Just ordered mine from the pfi dude. Also ordered rechargeable batteries and battery docking station. Will let you know how long it takes to come in and anything else that may be helpful soon as it gets here

  • @JohnCTIV That is what I love and hate! Haha! True I would like it on constantly when I'm running and gunning at night but untill my friend challenge me in stealth at night man I really appreciate the dead man pressure no-click switching! I also blinded myself when I walked up to a barricade! I' running the SureFire Scout Light M620C and it really hurts when you reflect 200 SF lumens of a woodenboard into your eye at night !

  • when you mount that to your shot gun what are you useing?

  • Hey nutnfancy am I missing something with these lights. I mean I'm i gaining anything by going with some of the more expensive lights like say surefire? I must be missing something for the $200.00 difference in price.

  • @rustylinM4A2 Not much in terms of functionality, but surefires are made in USA, not China so if you want to support American made you gotta pay more.

  • @jiangyifu No to say but SureFire owns in terms of quality and their UIs are practical !

  • @rustylinM4A2 Are peace of mind, SureFire renowned lifetime warranty says it all, they will also replace your weaponlights if you are able to break them ! no offence intended but I ain't going to support any other products except Americans made ones !

  • @JohnCTIV Um, the Mini 300a is about $345. A $50-75 Fenix/4Sevens + $10 mount + shim ($1?) saves you a bit more than $50. That's a savings of $250-$300.

  • Hey, nutnfancy, what kind of mount did you use on a shotgun to mount the Maelstrom G5?

  • This light far exceeded my expectations, nutnfancy really is spot on, this light rivals surefire any day.

  • @trp11078 If you own a SureFire you'll bet the differ! Try scratching any SureFire flashlight made of aluminum and has Hard Anodizing with this light! The G5 will chip off ! Try dunking any of the SureFire light from 2010 and so on, open it and just throw it into the water with this light open as well! This light would stop working but the SureFire would just light up! Until you own one, you'll know why they provide lifetime warranty !

  • buying new gear? go on youtube and type in nutnfancy and whatever you want to buy lol.

  • I feel like this would be more suited for a shotgun / AR10 light because of the shock mounting and the Turbo 123 would be more suited for an AR15 Platform. I only wish that 4sevens would shock mount ether the Tactical or 123 Turbo. BTW which light is a better weapon light the Turbo 123 or the Tactical? The tactical is half the weight of the Turbo,

  • Fenix TK21 vs TK15? Awesome lights.

  • Does anyone know if the Pressure Switch for the Maelstrom G5 works with the Quark mini 123?

  • hey nutnfancy what is your opinion about zebralights???

  • @DakotaVu For me, Zebralights are perfect for EDC(every-day-carry) and the UI is great! One awesome American made flashlight !

  • @lyklyk616 Zebralights unfortunately are made in China despite being designed in US. They told me that they do intend to shift production over to the US though...

  • He keeps saying 123 turbo when it is actually 123 squared turbo. Just for any confused out there.

  • Love the deep carry pocket clip on this light it works nicely! =) Love the fact your can run the rechargeable 18650's too!

  • Love my Fenix LD10 & LD20.  Just ordered another LD10

  • Thanks for the review, it helped me decide on getting the g5. I am going to order it thru pfidudes website along with the remote pressure switch and an orange peel reflector to use around camp when i have the light off the rifle.

    Ps: hope your dog is doing better, im sure she will be back out there with you guys in no time.

  • Great review! I love your vids. Your pou's make a lot of sense. I would really like to see some reviews of Fenix lights. Specifically weapon lights like the TK series(TK15, TK12, TK11, etc...). Their lights seem to trump 4sevens on efficiency but I would like to see you put them to the test.

  • Great review. So glad you aren't on of those surefire guys!

  • Shotgun home defense light:

    Suggestions?

  • @Gunrunner2014 it's only have half on 47's website. I ended up getting the G5, a Nite-Ize holster, orange peel reflector for $99 out the door. I figured a lot more light for not much more. Thanks for your input.

  • Hey Nutn! Have you ever done reviews of good lights that don't cost quite so much? 

  • Finally, I recently bought this light and I LOVE IT!!! Glad to see you added it to your arsenal.

  • Does 4Sevens make a strike bezel for the Quark 123 Turbo?

  • hey nutn, i may have missed it in one of your other vids but what kind of mount do you use to put that flashlight on your shotgun?

  • @sasquatch4liffee It's a 1" scope ring. He uses plastic from a notebook cover wrapped around it as a spacer. I use a thin computer mouse pad cut into strips for mine.

  • @Deep13Deep13Deep13 i got that part. i was wondering what kind of mount the ring attaches to on the gun

  • @sasquatch4liffee I think he just screws a short Picatinny mount to the side of the fore end.

  • Thats awesome Google/Youtube hooked you up so you could get some night vision capabilities! I'm stoked to see more of that.

    And nice review of the light. I love my 4sevens preon and G5!

  • 0:59 Keepin' DuraCoat in business.  LOL awesome.

  • is there really that big of a difference between whacking someone with a strike bezel, or with a regular bezel?

  • Hey Nutnfancy, have you ever used old bicycle tubes to shim equipment. You can cut old tubes and, when compressed, holds tight.

  • what is the probe mode used for? Signaling and blinding?

  • Glad to see a camera for night time shoots.

  • Yeahhhhh.... Rockin all over.................

  • Seems like Surefire fans aren't used to more than two modes LOL.

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  • This is absolutely a Surefire killer. 4Sevens lights are fantastic. I've used them for both duty and off duty use. I get to spend my money on things that matter, like training.

  • been waiting for this one

  • Have the TA21 and simply love it. Fenix selector dial as on the ta21 and ta30 is just perfect and not to mention that second type of cool Nutn's always mentioning.

    Just really blows the other mode selectors away imo and it actually makes these newer brighter lights a disappointment when they don't have that dial selector feature.

  • 0:48 Looks like Sam Fisher from Splinter Cell!!!!!!

  • Awesome review. I'm really not a "torch head" or whatever you call 'em, but still, the information passed along here still kept me interested, and it always helps to throw in some desert Run-N-Gun footage. Im sporting my LD20 right now for EDC and with an SU-22CA on the way from PFI, I'll be in the market for a good, small light soonly. It wont be this big hoss obviously, but I agree, it's an awesome vehicle light

  • What kind of mount are you running on your 870? Also have you tried out one of the pressure switches that you checked out at Shot Show? I was thinking of running a G5 with pressure switch on my mossberg 500 as a home defense option and was looking for a high value mount

  • what scope are you running on the kel-tec su-16ca?

  • @0:44 what rifle is that? 

  • @rotorleopard it's the kel-tec su-16ca model

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  • At Minute 12:45 Mr. Fancy mentions his dislike for the "exposed" rubber switch, and the reason is because it turns on when you put it in the form fitted pouch. Unfortunately (although he did mention it) he put in the incorrect way. If you put in the top side down not only will that NOT happen but the "form-fitted" pouch will actually hold it in place so even if the pouch unsnaps, the flashlight will stay in place. Also, If you want 'em we sell 'em as well as the 4Sevens S12's.

  • @ReNuTechSolutions If you read the annotation he states that he purposely placed the flashlight in upside down to show that in a tactical situation there's a good chance you will accidentally do that.

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  • @bigmurph28:

    That's why I DID say "(although he did mention it)". I understand that can happen...

  • hi guy's got a question (TNPers chime in too ) i have a ruger 10/ 22 as my survival gun ( ikr not the best choice but its what i have ) and i need a weapon light for it . i have just a wood stock and have outfitted it with a MOE 1 in rail so i ken attach a mount . But what light too go with . Fenix pd 30 ? 4 S quark turbo ? Fenix LD10 ? i just cant make up my mind . it needs to be light and cheap. Help Please. thanks litlefoot12.

  • @LitleFoot12 Try the Streamlight TLR-3. $80, tough, bright, weighs almost nothing.

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  • I'll stick to my $10 300 lumen cree light from ebay

  • Great review. You were putting the light in the holster upside down though. The holster is designed to hold the torch in place even when the flap is unclipped. Works well in my opinion. Anyways, stay cool! :)

  • Once again Nutn' awesome reveiw of an outstanding Product!, Surefire are just a rip off for what u get esp when u compaire them with other High Value products, 4sevens are just rocking the lighting world atm and i think they will for a long time to come, Thanks Nutn for the reveiw and PFI for a trustworthy and fair priced place to purchase! best wishes to u and urs bro, ROCK ON TNP

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  • Hey nutnfancy,

    would the perfect light also throw 1mile?!?!

    lolol

  • fenix pd31 r5 304 lumens for 69 bucks, hey nutn can u check it out

  • Appreciate your reviews Nutn! I too was a Surefire junkie not knowing any other quality lights could compete

  • WOW that was a lot of info in 35 minutes or I ate too many paint chips as a child. I think you are getting better at your TT reviews! I feel like I owe you something.

  • Just ordered one up from pFI dude can't wait - car house pou for me

  • What product did you use to mount the G5 to your Remington 870 in the shotgun test?

  • Awesome video as usual, keep up the goodwork dude

  • Love the G5 the throw on this light is unreal best I've seen

  • Sorry to fire this question if you answered it already, but I got slightly confused. Do you favor rechargable or disposable batts? Have always struggled to find rechargeables that compare sizably with disposables after a few charges.

  • @Slash28ACR There's a specific rechargeable batt. called a lithium-ion (lion), the 4sevens website will tell you exactly which one, that has greatly extended batt. life over CR123As for the G5. The G5 was specifically designed to use them. Same for some of the Fenix TK lights. For AA lights, Nutn has said he uses metal hydride rechargeables usually, but lithium disposables in the field.

  • @Deep13Deep13Deep13 Thanks a lot man, I appreciate it!

  • Anyone happen to know what type of rail he's got on that Kel-Tec Rifle on the table?

  • I thought I found the perfect weapon light Surefire M3000A mini scout light then I looked at the price and passed out

  • You got a $1000.00 bucks from Google!!! That's awesome.

    I can't think of anyone who deserves it more.

  • Nutnfancy, great review.

    How much candela (Peak beam intensity)? Can't find it online anywhere.

  • @nutnfancy

    i dont like the the pictures of the product just for their own sake, i like them in the intro because your showing parts of the review process. what the product went through, its performance etc. yeah i could definitely find better pics of the product somwhere else. . . if that is what i wanted

  • 'Bout time you got a kick back from Youtube! Go TNP!

  • hi what about the new 4 sevens 123x turbo ??????

  • Great vid. Im still new to these, but thanks to you I keep learning!

  • Quick question, does 4 Seven own Fenex Lights? Just asking because on the 4 Seven web site the sell Fenex lights and several different brands. Thanks

  • @davesantos1

    4sevens used to be and still is a distributor now they make their own lights, and recently the owner of 4sevens (David Chow) Has become 1 of the CEO's of Olight.

    So 4sevens is a distributor of other flashlight makes, with their own products. They announced that they will share ideas but keep Olights and 4sevens as separate companies with separate lights.

  • I have bben watching TNP for the last few years. I am no longer a Surefire fan. Back in the day (202 and 2003) when I was at the academy Surefire was it. That and Streamlight. Ever since I have been watching TNP I have come to the conclution, Surefire if pricey and there are way better lights out there. Most of the lights on TNP have been brighter, they do more and half the price of a surefire. Thanks for the vids.

  • Not that sexy, but I'd love to see a review of the different battery brands and styles, AA vs. CR123 vs. proprietary, etc. Rechargeable vs. Lithium disposable etc. Hopefully the review could argue the various strengths; function, dependability, availability, cost.

  • alright dont rattle me if im totally wrong but I've always just kind of thought that if your using a light in a combat situation or any situation involving a fire fight between an opponent, wouldnt using a light just give away your position and make a target more than anything???

  • Rockin the review Nutn! thank you!

  • damn, i've had my surefire 6p LED for a year now and i love mine. i thought that was bright. yeah surefire may be made in the USA, guarantee quality, have great waranty but man......i look at the maelstrom......500 lumens....surefire has got to step up their game.

  • ill stay with my surefires... just intrisic i guess. also the new 'x' line is very affordable. 200 lumens 55 bucks, surefire warranty and dependability.

  • weapon light should be:

    single cell

    light weight

    lithium primary or non-protected rechargeable.

    single mode on off with forward clicky on the tailcap.

    no battery saving modes (maybe even direct drive)

  • Wow, man! Google gave you $1000 to spend at B&H?! Great for you! Happy for you and I'm extremely jealous as I want a new camera from them =/ What Sony did you get?

  • I don't want to have to mess with multiple clicks or having to twist stuff to operate a weapon light. I want simple operation and diehard reliability in a weapon light.

  • Before I became 4Sevens user, I did look at Surefires but like Nutn has said, Surefire is heavily over-priced and when you compare Surefire lights to 4Sevens' on brightness, multi-modes, runtimes, size and weight, 4Sevens is clearly the winner. People can buy whatever lights they want but until Surefires come standard with multimodes, longer runtimes, brighter LEDs and available with memorized modes, people will continue buying 4Sevens' lights.

  • @ratgurk You are correct sir. You can just keep the G5 with tightened bezel and run it it full bright and it will rock. You need more versatility? You got that too.

  • Thank You Google!!!

  • Awesome review. You hit a lot of details. For me, as a not very demanding user, I would go with the Quark 123^2 Turbo for the smaller size and weight. But for someone who demands a little more from their light, the Maelstrom could be the way to go.

  • @duragezic Thanks and I still love that Quark 123 Turbo. I battle "the it's not new therefore it's no longer good" syndrome. For 50 yds, the 123 Turbo rules because of its compactness and size.

  • Looks like it will get turned on when you don't want it to with that rear clicky sticking out so far and there is no QD tape switch. I like options on a weapon lamp, so I'll stick with my surefire.

  • @agreg24 they have two types of switches on there website

  • Nutn, please do check out the new Surefire G2X series.Would be interesting to see your take on that surefire's 'budget' line.

  • @slayergut I probably will sometime...I try to give all mfrs a fair exposure it the kit is good. However their pricing better come in line with market realities. Surefire has been overcharging the tactical community a long time.

  • My Holster Got torn up after a couple days use on my duty belt, not a fan of the Holster

  • hmm, was going to get a maelstrom, but damn. After seeing it on an actual gun, it's freaken huge. I might have to go with something else instead. Probably just gonna go with a surefire.

  • uggg, I'm so torn between the Maelstrom G5 and the Quarks 123^2 Turbo.

    Watched both reviews but still can't decide. I'm looking for it to be an all around light: Weapon mountable, belt carry sheath, decent throw and flood, and bag light.

    Maelstrom G5 is a bit big for belt carry but has more throw and a little more flood with textured reflector, weapon mountable, etc.

    Turbo 123^2 is smaller for belt carry, little harder to weapon mount, not as much throw. More flood?

    Any suggestions please!?

  • @EveryDayCarry14 I have nothing more than these thorough vids to offer you my friend...good luck!

  • @EveryDayCarry14 I just got the Quark 123^2 Turbo Dude and its nothing short of awesome. Plenty of throw in my opinion for a weapon POU. As a weapon light I give the Turbo a huge thumbs up(even bigger for carry). Personally I like it better compared to the malestrom G5 (which I would be glad to have as well) but for me lighter is better plus its half the cost. If your worried about mounting try a very inexpensive V-Tac light mount (it comes with an optional spacer for smaller diameter lights).

  • @EveryDayCarry14 Which is more important? Weight or versatility?

  • Thanks for all your videos and your time putting them together. In reference to your comment about the tailcap, the maelstrom, the turbo and the tactical series, they all have the switch that sticks out but not the regular quark series. I like them both, but it's easier to turn the light on when I'm wearing gloves with the tactical and the maelstrom and not the regular quarks. thanks.

  • I'm amazed at how the battery market has exploded recently, it seems like for the longest time you were limited to the AA, AAA, 9v D and C cells, then just recently we have had this massive surge it Battery Formula's and sizes come out of nowhere... thanks for the great Video Nutn, as always an informative and useful bit of Information.

  • Wish I had a big desert I could train at night in...

  • I do not like any weapon light. Gives away your position.

  • @Carnerd101 Then try an inferred light. Only visible via night vision.

  • @Carnerd101 i'd much rather be able to see the target...

  • i like the screen shots of the product in action in the intro

  • @Myrmidon717 You got better....video! There are other resources out there if you really want detailed screen shots.  I am not interested in duplicating those and they will bore most TNPrs big time.

  • If you want to have a dedicated pinpoint 100 yards weapon light you should try a recoil light (works with a rear reflector) Have a Sipik SK-36 or an Ultrafire UF-007 (008). They are absolute trowers they are cheap and work with 18650 Li-ions

  • Dude, been a big fan for 2 years now, but ya can't exactly say "Surefire Killer" if you don't even test ANY Surefire against it. Also wouldn't put this in the category of the SF M600 b/c it's an actual purpose-built weaponlight. I see this as being more comparable to the new Surefire G2X Tactical, which is a 200 lumen, 4.4oz, 2hr runtime light that's only $55 & makes a very decent weaponlight, too. I'd really like you to test/review the G2X Tactical or the $69 SF "6PX Tactical" to be fair.

    S/F

  • @RetreatHell YES!! I was just going to post something very similar to what you said! Nutnfancy, I too enjoy watching your videos very much. You're responsible for my lack of funds in the bank. I don't really think it's fair to discard surefire lights if you have not tested the newer versions. I really wish you would have paid a visit to the Surefire booth and asked all your questions about why surefire is the way it is.

    Enjoyed the vid! I too love my Maelstrom G5 S2. Just got is yesterday :D

  • @RetreatHell It's a SureFire killer for value and performance. And just b. you haven't seen vids on them, don't assume I don't have experience with Surefire experience. They are good lights and they get better each year but the data on the M600 stands; how is the M600 better? I am skeptical. The G2X stands a closer look and agreed.

  • @nutnfancy (Part 4 Sorry about long reply) Tell you what, I'll let you borrow my M300 & you can T&E it for yourself if you'd like. No review necessary, no strings attached whatsoever. I just wanna personally know how you like it & try to change your mind about buying SF lights. Meanwhile, you ship me YOUR G5 light & I'll run it on my guns & see if you can change MY mind about 4Sevens. I'll even make a video (with documentation) eating my words if I actually like it. PM me if interested, bro.

    S/F

  • @RetreatHell This would be awesome to see nutnfancy.... RetreatHell does a lot of low light shooting and I know he would provide am honest unbiased opinion on the light. I currently run a G2L, and X200/300 weapon lights on my carbines and would love to have a high value option available that would fill me with the same confidence that Surefire does.

  • @RetreatHell wow that's one hell of an offer man. Hopefully nutn will accept! I would look forward to seeing the results from both sides!

  • @nutnfancy(Part 3) I personally own 7 ARs & only 3 Surefires for them. I'm not about to go out & buy one for every gun. Screw that! I absolutely HATE paying so much money for them, but I'm 100% confident they'll turn on every single time I press the tail-cap or pressure pad, regardless of environment , adverse conditions, or shock from being mounted on any weapon.But I'd totally use the G5 & other 4Sevens lights for many other POUs, like spare lights around the house for power outages, car, etc

  • @nutnfancy(Part 2) The extremely intense blast from the muzzle brake 1 inch away from the Surefire M300's head, over & over again for thousands of rounds, will eventually kill almost every light out there. I've personally experienced it with a friend's .308 battle rifle (light brand unknown) The Surefire weaponlights can take that kind of abuse b/c they're simply built better than any other light out there today. However they are NOT needed for every weapon application. It's overkill sometimes.

  • @nutnfancy (Part 1 of reply) The M600 is a dedicated weaponlight, which makes all the difference. The ONLY downside is price, but I for one "highly value" my life more than anything (zing! sorry, couldn't resist bro;) ). The M600 has been proven many times over on every type of weapon, with millions & millions of rounds fired altogether. I use 2 M300s (the exact same mini version b/c of size & weight) & 1 X300 on my guns. I've got SBRs with the SF light heads right next to the muzzle brakes.

  • Another 35 minutes well spent. Rock on NUTNFANCY

  • Nobody I have ever trained with or under the instruction of at Front sight, or Suarez International would EVER recommend or be caught dead with a 350 lumen weapon-light let alone 500! If you get into a CQB situation with that lumen rating, you just F**ked yourself big-time. So much of the light is thrown back at the shooter that not only does it kill your night vision, but also endangers the shooter from massive light bouncing back off targets and obstacles and into the shooters eyes. No thanks

  • @MARINE1146 That is why you have different light output modes. CQB mission= lower setting, long distance engagement=turbo mode....best of both worlds.

  • @PFIDude Good to know you can tone that sucker down....

    P.S Nice meeting you on "Day 2" of SHOT! :)

  • @MARINE1146 Maybe you missed the fact this light is multi-mode and user definable in illumination levels AND the primary POU designated here is 100 yd shooting on obscure targets as shown.

  • @MARINE1146 ......P.O.U

  • Love it! Just got mine 3 days ago, Im at how great the beam is super amazed at how great the beam and brightest light i have ever owned!!!!! Go buy yours today!

  • This light might be really good for me. I work at a movie theatre (cleaning crew) and this flash light looks perfect for my needs...and maybe those Fenix flashlights too.

  • Night vision camera sweet, 4sevens make awesome products

  • FINALLY. A good review of this torch. I can die happy now. :)

  • @right2militia12 Thanks for saying so...it was a certain amount of work to crank out!

  • @nutnfancy I tried watching reviews by others and it just wasn't the same.. great work, nutn.

  • @cubixthe

    SUREFIRE has been taking advantage of the ill-informed consumer for too many years with sturdy but average and way-over-priced  products. "made in the USA" only goes so far, but it doesn't make surefire competetive.

  • @jetpowered1 Totally agree with your comment...thanks!

  • @jetpowered1 For sure. For a year or so I was on the fence about getting a surefire nitrolon (or whatever it is-- polymer) g2, but only because I thought it was cool. In terms of function it's seriously pointless at this point. They use only CR123 cells and lights from Fenix and 4sevens dominate them in that category. Many surefire lights don't have glass lenses, multiple outputs, etc. and are twice to 4 times as expensive... NO THANKS lol... They are becoming irrelevant like Maglite lol...

  • hundred and FIRST!!!!! keep it up nuttn, and come out to the Minnesota north woods

  • how come the vid was made private last night? I was almost done watching it and then bam, it was gone lol.