That’s why I would love a screwed bezel, and the clip being sandwiched between bezel and body similar to FW series etc. Can just add/remove (and compensate for the thickness difference with a different o-ring between bezel and lens) without scratching anything.
Also looks better imo.
It just doesnt seem like the most popular light, limited by its battery size.
In what way is 18350 limiting? Especially since this is the smallest 18350 light I am aware of, and has USB-C. It’s pretty much the ideal EDC, size and battery wise.
Copper, 519, anduril please.
What about titanium would that be an option also ? im a little tired of copper lights by now…
Copper
SFT40 5000K
Buck driver
Anduril UI
Would you guys like to buy it?
How do you spell YES
Did I say something wrong?
Its a figure of speech in the US. Its means absolutely.
I thought it meant saying the wrong thing or not being sober.LOL!
If You made the same in a normal aluminum body or any other material that doesn’t patina or smell I’d be all for it. Though copper could fetch a higher price and make increase ROI
-Definitely a good buck driver (please get rid of that nasty PWM driver !)
-titanium
-Lighted switch
-a raised ring around the switch to avoid accidental turn on (like Emisar lights)
-good waterproof USB port cover
-Led choice (personally prefer 519 floody beam for EDC but each their own)
-magnet in the tail
Bonus points: potted electronic for toughness and totally waterproof, 3 slots around the bezel for 1,5x 6mm tritium tubes
… What derfyled said … 
Pls not only titanium (heavy, terrible at conducting heat) and copper (very heavy, smells, patina) though. Both are collectibles that people appreciate, but nothing beats good old aluminum as a EDC workhorse. Cheap, good thermal capabilities, low weight.
If it is made of copper, it may be difficult to meet your requirements. 
This doesn’t make any sense, the original is already made of aluminium, he’s gonna make the same light but in copper.
What does not make sense. Virtually all companies first release their light in aluminum and move to copper if it sells well.
Why would any company start with an expensive copper light.
Because it ain’t a start! It is a copper version from an older light.
Not sure what you are trying to say.
I was trying to say that Sofirn is not “starting” this model by the copper version, since they already “started” by the aluminium version.