What features does the Silver Bullet have that would justify paying the enormous price over a $20 battery case such as the ego 18650 or other similar ones? Is the price simply for the material used or is there also circuitry within the battery case?
Newbie question about the Silver Bullet battery case...
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As far as I know, the Silver Bullet is not a regulated mod. Meaning, it contains nothing more than a switch soldered to a threaded connector. For the perks, number 1 would be the finish. The SB is powdercoated and is very durable against scratches. #2, there was obviously some thought and engineering that went into the switch and how it mounts to the body. #3 is the name. Almost everyone on this forum know what a Silver Bullet is.
I long to have a lime green SB someday. But, until then, I opted for the Bolt from Smoketech. It has a similar style and look, but was obviously ripped off the design of the SB and corners were cut to keep costs down. But, I'm happy with it. The day that my Bolt dies, I will order the Silver Bullet I longed for.
I long to have a lime green SB someday. But, until then, I opted for the Bolt from Smoketech. It has a similar style and look, but was obviously ripped off the design of the SB and corners were cut to keep costs down. But, I'm happy with it. The day that my Bolt dies, I will order the Silver Bullet I longed for.
My silver bullet hit the highway going 70 in a little canvas case along with the rest of my gear. Every CE2, Clearomizer, and Acrylic Drip Tip shattered, my e-Power and eGo stopped working, and my Maxi/regular roughstack have deep gouges in several spots. My Silver Bullet has a small ding on the bottom edge in one spot, my Omega has a similar ding and a scratch to boot. It's bullet proof lol.
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