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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - New 2015 Kentucky-Made, Kentucky-Cerakoted, Limited Edition Elzetta Flashlights

Posted: 8/31/2015 9:07:42 AM EDT

We are pleased to announce the release of our 2015 Limited Edition Modular Flashlights. For the first time, an Alpha Model has been chosen for the annual Limited Edition run. These 315-lumen single-cell Flashlights feature Mini-CQB Bezel Rings and Click Tailcaps, all professionally finished by Black Dove Customs in Electric Yellow Cerakote over Elzetta’s legendary Type III hard anodizing.

Even better, these electrifying Limited Edition Lights are priced the same as standard Model A312’s. That means professional Cerakote finishing, a unique Bezel Ring design, and the exclusivity of a Limited Edition are free!

Elzetta Limited Editions always sell out quickly and are never reissued.

Order yours today! http://www.ELZETTA.com/alpha-special-edition.html

Posted: 9/3/2015 10:59:15 PM EDT

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The limited quantities you would sell might not justify the hassle on your end (after all, unlike some people on ARFCOM I realize there has to be a profitable sizable market if you're going to make a product), but have you ever considered offering the Charlie in other colors? I tried to have BlackDove cerakote my Charlie in white but I was stopped when I discovered I wouldn't easily remove the 900 lumen electronics for the baking process.

Again, just a thought.....

Posted: 9/4/2015 1:36:01 AM EDT

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The limited quantities you would sell might not justify the hassle on your end (after all, unlike some people on ARFCOM I realize there has to be a profitable sizable market if you're going to make a product), but have you ever considered offering the Charlie in other colors? I tried to have BlackDove cerakote my Charlie in white but I was stopped when I discovered I wouldn't easily remove the 900 lumen electronics for the baking process.

Again, just a thought.....

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I'm sure you probably did, but just curious, did you consider the non-bake version? Ricco uses it all the time on electronics and optics.

Posted: 9/4/2015 10:50:21 PM EDT

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I'm sure you probably did, but just curious, did you consider the non-bake version? Ricco uses it all the time on electronics and optics.

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The limited quantities you would sell might not justify the hassle on your end (after all, unlike some people on ARFCOM I realize there has to be a profitable sizable market if you're going to make a product), but have you ever considered offering the Charlie in other colors? I tried to have BlackDove cerakote my Charlie in white but I was stopped when I discovered I wouldn't easily remove the 900 lumen electronics for the baking process.

Again, just a thought.....

I'm sure you probably did, but just curious, did you consider the non-bake version? Ricco uses it all the time on electronics and optics.

Yes, excellent idea, but it's my understanding that non-bake isn't nearly as tough as the bake-on. Yes, both can be damaged, but given that I rarely drop the flashlight I'd hypothesize that I could keep the baked-on looking somewhat decent for the long-tern. I'd think the non-bake would get beat-up pretty quick. That's just supposition but it seems consistent with the anecdotal evidence I've seen online.