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'''L2P''' - Similar to the L2 but with better [[Materials#Anodizing|anodizing]] (Type III HA instead of Type II), a less aggressive bezel, and milder knurling. Matte black or gray body colors. | '''L2P''' - Similar to the L2 but with better [[Materials#Anodizing|anodizing]] (Type III HA instead of Type II), a less aggressive bezel, and milder knurling. Matte black or gray body colors. | ||
'''L2X''' - Similar to the L2 but with a knobby body and therefore lacks some of the finer details like the hex head. | '''L2X''' - Similar to the L2 but with a knobby body and therefore lacks some of the finer details like the hex head. Introduced in September 2010. Also available in a 2x18650 extended version. | ||
'''L2m''' - A 1xCR123A version of the L2. An extension for a second CR123A is available, but only the newer "2009" version is bored wide enough to accommodate an 18650. | '''L2m''' - A 1xCR123A version of the L2. An extension for a second CR123A is available (often included), but only the newer "2009" version is bored wide enough to accommodate an 18650. | ||
'''L2-R''' - A 2xAA version of the L2. The L2-R tailcap is narrower than the L2's and tailstands. | '''L2-R''' - A 2xAA version of the L2. The L2-R tailcap is narrower than the L2's and tailstands. | ||
''' | '''L2i''' - A 3xAAA version of the L2 with the batteries inserted into a caddy and then into the tube. Has a wider tailcap that tailstands. Some people will use an 18650 in the L2i which only fits if you leave the head and tail only partially tightened. A spacer around the 18650 might also help so that it doesn't shift side-to-side. An 18650 has about 3 times the capacity of 3 AAA Eneloops. | ||
===Other lights=== | ===Other lights=== | ||