Latest/greatest iteration.
What do yall think about the SF pro series that come with the mlok swivel mount directly mounted to Aridus handguard? Been thinking about going this route... seems to simplify things a little.
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Well I didn't go with Surefire. I ended up getting a Modlite 18650 PLHV2 for less than the SF light would have cost me. If its too much light for a shotgun application I will move it to my 300 BLK and replace it with something else.
So I have the Modlite 18650, modbutton with mlok adapter and Arisaka inline mount on the way. I already have a SF DS00 tailcap to install on the light. Hopefully it will work out well on the 1301.
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This is a quality battery. The only battery worth beans is this battery, in 18350. It's a YDL. EVERYONE uses it. Vapcell, Orbtronic, Modlite, list goes on. Same thing, re-wrap. That said, this is a huge deal with shotguns. For a shotgun, the only light I use is Surefire scout models. Shotgun recoil will beat up a battery as you see, over time. Also, the scout head design has a plastic platform that prevents the nubbin from impacting against the light head and deforming like this. It's...a thing. I think rechargeables may well get too beat up in a shotgun over their life spans just from the shock alone, as they have very long life-spans, and I don't know what I consider "too beat up", or when that happens, so CR123 gets the nod. Also, hard impacts can trip the protection circuit in protected batteries like the YDL you pictured...something to keep in mind. May leave you in the dark, potentially, at the worst possible moment.
A friend and I dumped 150 rounds of full power slug, some reduced recoil buck, etc. through my M4 SBS today. The Scalarworks mount rear screw worked loose (I have replaced all of the VC3'ed screws with Loctited 243 screws now, lol, will see how it does tomorrow...), but the batteries in my SF light (I put a 2-cell scout on) were just fine. A hair shiny at the point where the nubbin of one touches the base of the other, but Surefire's plastic shock absorbing pedestal worked great. No issues with the batteries.