Man freebie? LOL. Are you trying to insult me? I got $1500 worth of Surefire products and you think I want $20 micro light. Come on.

Now after good MD replied to original post, I didn't even bother following up since I considered a matter closed. I just asked if there is an alternate source for product purchase. I want the product but I don't want to do buisness with the merchant that is selling it. As simple as that. I just hoped that I can buy "Doug Ritter" brand some place else since non for profit place like ETS can't sell it.

I guess you might find whatever you are interested in on ebay, but then you would still be dealing in a roundabout way with Aeromedix, since that is the only source. [and it would cost more]. quite a dilemma <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Actually, nonprofit organizations CAN sell stuff, provided it is within their nonprofit objectives. (You can buy a first aid kit from the American Red Cross.) But, that requires staff, time, money for inventory, and lots of accounting paperwork. Most nonprofits choose to be funded by donations and contributions from sales, as is done here.

Man payday needs to hurry up and get here so I can get the HS steel!

Could someone contrast the properties of M2 vs S30V?

Thanks,

-john