Grizzly wants to wear a flashlight..suggestions for mount? I will be using a Fenix TK11. Should I get rid of the Specops forearms and replace it with something a bit more flashlight friendly>? Tap a mount onto the forestock? ductape?
Grizzly wants to wear a flashlight..suggestions for mount?
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manbearpig
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you can always just bolt a rail onto the forend as an expedient solution.
someone posted a tutorial here years ago on how to do it - IIRC it was CGNer easy.
i did a modified version of his method to attach a rail to the side of this Speedfeed LE forend:
works good and unlike most railed forends, theres just a rail where you need it and not anywhere else to chew up your hands.
someone posted a tutorial here years ago on how to do it - IIRC it was CGNer easy.
i did a modified version of his method to attach a rail to the side of this Speedfeed LE forend:
works good and unlike most railed forends, theres just a rail where you need it and not anywhere else to chew up your hands.
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- East ontario
I have the same one, very nicely made, I would highly recomend it.
Why does your website list it as OUT OF STOCK then? I was going to buy this same product off you a week or so ago and seen out of stock so I bought it elsewhere.
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- East ontario
Opps not sure why that is. Will have too change that!!
I just used a hose clamp and some duct tape. It's awesome!!
Actually I just put on a Magpul 3" accesory rail. Drilled, tapped and screwed with glue. It's good to go, and used a spare 1" scope mount to hold the Fenix TK10. It seems fairly solid, will take it out in a few days to see how reliable it will be.
Thanks for the help, I will also post some pics.
Actually I just put on a Magpul 3" accesory rail. Drilled, tapped and screwed with glue. It's good to go, and used a spare 1" scope mount to hold the Fenix TK10. It seems fairly solid, will take it out in a few days to see how reliable it will be.
Thanks for the help, I will also post some pics.
you can always just bolt a rail onto the forend as an expedient solution.
someone posted a tutorial here years ago on how to do it - IIRC it was CGNer easy.
i did a modified version of his method to attach a rail to the side of this Speedfeed LE forend:
works good and unlike most railed forends, theres just a rail where you need it and not anywhere else to chew up your hands.
That is awesome, I'm trying it! It's hard to find a railed forend for under $100 and I have about three plastic ones just laying around.
