#surefire 6p

Unpopular opinion - functionally, I somewhat prefer the non-pushbutton gangster grip.

The button modded grips look rad as hell, but they're a lot more fragile and more permanent as to what they're wired up for.

Buttonless grip lets me use whatever laser/illuminator tape switches I want and replaced as easily as undoing some velcro and 100mph tape.

Plus if you have one of the momentary pushbutton tailcaps like I have here, you have the option for constant light by just twisting the tailcap with your thumb. A little more clumsy, but a lot more failproof and no need to hold down a button for constant light.

Plus Delta used just as many, if not more set up this way as they did with the pushbutton ones anyhow.

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15 years ago, I purchased my first SureFire flashlight: the venerable model 6P. At the time, it offered users an impressive 60 lumens of power. An optional 120 lumen bulb kit afforded a staggering amount of light while sucking two CR123 batteries dry in less than six minutes! I remember shining it up at the big oak tree in the backyard. The bleary-eyed raccoon we spotted couldn’t believe…