A lot more expensive to so I have read. Moving buttons is costly it appears. I was going to pick up a strikefire in a few months but if its a newer one with the price jacked up, I wont buy it.
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A lot more expensive to so I have read. Moving buttons is costly it appears. I was going to pick up a strikefire in a few months but if its a newer one with the price jacked up, I wont buy it.
It should be advertised pretty clearly as a Strikefire or Strikfire II.Originally Posted by Ebola
"Instead of 'sewer,' I propose 'Trudeau.' Both terms describe massive deposits of human filth, and no person who knows what these terms describe would ever want to live under either one." ~Doc M
Sparc II also comes with flip up caps instead of the bikini.
The power button on the Sparc is poorly designed and easy to bump on by accident.
Who carries batteries for the SPARC...that's the question! lol I just got my first SPARC (used) and I'm really impressed with the thing. Battery is fine, but want a back-up. Question~I know nothing about the SPARC II, but will the caps fit the first edition? Can they be purchased on their own?
I'd guess they will fit and a guy from Vortex Canada was looking into it but I haven't heard back.
I can't recall the site but I ordered a bunch of pill type batteries for different electronics last year.
The batteries were much cheaper when bought in bulk and they came individually sealed in plastic.
Shipping was minimal in a padded envelope.
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