@@ShawnDumas I did end up getting the EDC2-DFT version. Nice beam but not for everyday carry. It's way too narrow hotspot and too bright for close range and the low level isn't enough for most tasks. overall, it's a great light if you can afford it.
@@simonhanna7106 None of these lights are for EDC. These are tactical lights. Car stops, room clearing, searching for perps and self-defense using the light to be able blind an assailant. -- They aren't designed or meant for the average joe to use to look under their couch for loose change. Looking at totally wrong lights for EDC.
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Cheers because I'm torn between these exact 3
Thank you so much for this video. It helped me a lot to make a decision about the Surefire. In general, what do you think about it ?
highly recommended the only caveat being its cost
@@ShawnDumas I did end up getting the EDC2-DFT version. Nice beam but not for everyday carry. It's way too narrow hotspot and too bright for close range and the low level isn't enough for most tasks. overall, it's a great light if you can afford it.
@@simonhanna7106 None of these lights are for EDC. These are tactical lights. Car stops, room clearing, searching for perps and self-defense using the light to be able blind an assailant. -- They aren't designed or meant for the average joe to use to look under their couch for loose change. Looking at totally wrong lights for EDC.
Which one you like the most?
i am partial to the malkoff as i love the aesthetic
I finally get edc2-dft and love it overall🎉
@@ShawnDumasAny idea what to expect from the m61Sho vs the M61HOT?
I'm surprised there aren't more Malkoff videos of the m61Sho - can't find any.