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Posted: 10/3/2004 11:15:51 AM EDT
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put my new G2 on my AR15 and after shooting it doesnt work I think its the bulb as the batteries were still working Should I get a new flashlight like the P6? can the G2 handle the recoil? PS where can I get bulb and flashlight for a good price |
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Some people will say "Told ya' so!" I am running a G2 and never had problems with out the Z32 bezel, but went ahead and bought it anyway. This is even firing with the light turned on. I also took a piece of clear packing tape and taped my batteries together to keep them from slamming into each other. I think the G2 with Z32 bezel is a good entry level light for those on a budget. With the Z32 bezel's shock absorbing properties, the spring at the bulb, the spring in my pressure tapes tail cap and the batteries taped together I think I'm safe. I also use two standard Weaver rings for mounting, butted up to each other ,to help with vibration. |
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I've got pictures to show what the Z32 bezel, the weapon lights, and the taped batteries look like: Surefire Lights Reviews |
Even if you get a Z32 shock bezel, your G2 still might not make it as it was NEVER designed to be a weaponlight. It is a roll of the dice to say the least. I have seen many that last and others that didn't make it after one round... C4 www.gandrtactical.com |
Z32 anti-shock bezel: Standard light on the left (6P), weapon light on the right (650/950)  Show with batteries to demonstrate retention (lights reversed) weapon light on the left (650/950), Standard light on the right (6P)  Z32 vs 6P bezels  Factory taped and soldered batteries (note - tape cut accidently) 
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