Thread: LIGHTS FOR CCW AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
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Old November 16th, 2008
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Default Re: LIGHTS FOR CCW AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
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Originally Posted by watchmaker View Post
I am sorry I was thinking about the E2EL (LED) but of course you are right the Executive Defender is 5 lumens/120 lumens which make it a different light alltogether.

The incandescent E2E uses the MN03 lamp that is 60 lumens.

I have not tried the new Executive Defender but the spec are impressive.

Watchmaker
impressive enough to buy over the incandescent? How do you feel about surefire in general? I've heard mixed reports about their brightness, battery life, and reliability compared to other makers.
Last edited by mchaley; November 16th, 2008 at 09:04 PM.
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