Choosing a flashlight for my FX Impact MKII
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I have this one from Amazon on mine: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07RYCLTFV?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
It comes with two rechargeable batteries and charger. It works great, but is not zoomable.
It comes with two rechargeable batteries and charger. It works great, but is not zoomable.
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Fire at Will,
How does it clamp to rifle. Most of my kits have 11mm rails with scope. I think the only way to attach is to the scope. This Amazon link doesn't really show how to attach light to rifle.
Thanks
How does it clamp to rifle. Most of my kits have 11mm rails with scope. I think the only way to attach is to the scope. This Amazon link doesn't really show how to attach light to rifle.
Thanks
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I use pretty much the same thing except I pieced it together as individual parts rather than as a kit, and prefer to use a green LED rather than white because it doesn’t tend to spook night time critters as much.
An Ultrafire WF-501B can be had for $10-$15 if you want to experiment with different colors. Generally either red or green is preferred.
https://www.dx.com/p/ultrafire-4-in-1-7w-1-mode-purple-red-green-blue-light-led-portable-flashlight-torch-blue-2050480
An Ultrafire WF-501B can be had for $10-$15 if you want to experiment with different colors. Generally either red or green is preferred.
https://www.dx.com/p/ultrafire-4-in-1-7w-1-mode-purple-red-green-blue-light-led-portable-flashlight-torch-blue-2050480
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Wicked Lights, I have the older 403 zoom, Kayaker got the newer model as they were out or it was replaced. Not cheap but a very versatile platform.
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As far a hooking up the light a 1" weaver- picatinney ring attached to your rail will do. The pressure switch is usually a peel tape that can be positioned near your trigger. There are also mounts that attach to your scope, and a much more adjustable mount that can be used. Go to Wicked Lights site, take a look ,then you can venture to Amazon and save a few bucks for almost the same items.
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This is what I finally came up with:
A 500 lumens tactical led light powered by 2 CR123A batteries and a stand alone picatinny rail mount.![1576076668_10776671205df1057c5908a6.91118932_20191211_093044[1].jpg](https://www.airgunnation.com/attachments/1576076668_10776671205df1057c5908a6-91118932_20191211_093044-1-jpg.61054/ "1576076668_10776671205df1057c5908a6.91118932_20191211_093044[1].jpg")
A 500 lumens tactical led light powered by 2 CR123A batteries and a stand alone picatinny rail mount.
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Take a look at the Klarus XT11 series of handheld lights. I have 3 generations of this light with the current model being the Klarus XT11GT. I use this as my duty light and it has been great. It has programmable modes and two switches. Tail cap switch and side switch.
Just choose the mount of your choise whether offset or inline. I like the QD light mounts so I can move it around to other guns.
Just choose the mount of your choise whether offset or inline. I like the QD light mounts so I can move it around to other guns.
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Most flashlight torches are usually 1” diameter in the body or in the case of the amazon lights that zoom to a tight light, it has a spot in the midsection thats 1”. It is there that I use these and can quickly attach and remove on a guns picatinny rail-
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