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Pics of your lights mounted (Page 1 of 46)
Posted: 2/8/2004 11:49:23 PM EDT
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Hey guys, I'm the newbie. I don't even have my Bushmaster in my possesion yet.(but will be on Wednesday).I was wondering if you can show some of the Tac lights mounted to the rifles.
Any pics or links would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Larry |
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Or on the trigger of your gun?
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Originally Posted By TriggerFish: [url]http://www.z06vette.com/gallery/data/500/135gunlight.jpg[/url] I paid $129.95 for the [i]"SilverFlex" mount[/i] + $69.95 for the [b]Tac-Red button[/b]. The lithium D-cells are running me about $9.95 ea., but the 10 year shelf life makes it all good. [i]TriggerFish[/i] You could strap a candle on the front of that thing and it'd be allright. The giggle switch makes me overlook MANY things. |
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I use the GG&G offset tactical flashlight mount with either a Streamlight M3 or M6. This combination with a vertical grip puts the demand switch right on my offhand thumb and allows light/laser on demand without having to alter my grip at all. |
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My wife wants me to buy her a Bushmaster Lady [:O] What's next, stigmata?
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Originally Posted By Swoosh: How can I post pic here?? Find a site to host your photo. I use Hunt101.com or you can use Guns Network. Once your photo is in your host sites album, copy and save the photos address then follow the instructions under the "Board Code" button on the Post Reply page. Hope this helps. Maybe someone can come along and explain it better than me. |
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Originally Posted By QUIB: Originally Posted By Swoosh: How can I post pic here?? Find a site to host your photo. I use Hunt101.com or you can use Guns Network. Once your photo is in your host sites album, copy and save the photos address then follow the instructions under the "Board Code" button on the Post Reply page. Hope this helps. Maybe someone can come along and explain it better than me. Got it! Thanks QUIB!! [img]http://www.hunt101.com/img/102053.jpg"[/img] |
Orginally I mounted my Surfire 6P on the handguard at 10:00 (using a piece of weaver rail and a couple of screws):![]() Go here to learn how to do it: groups.msn.com/TheMarylandAR15ShootersSite/makeaflashlightmount.msnw This is how I had mounted my light for my classes this past summer (Surefire 6P with a cheap 1" scope ring on a Fobus M33 handguard): ![]() Then I switched to this (Surefire 650-2 using the Fobus Light Holder, using the GG&G Offset Light Mount hanging from the side of a Fobus M44 handguard): ![]() Makes the light much easier to operate - my thumb can push it on for temporary light, or my thumb & forefinger can rotate the endcap for 'always on'. My rifle is a bit different (and cheaper since its the 'backup' system). This is low-cost and simple (Surefire G2 with Z32 Anti-Shock Bezel, again using the Fobus Light holder, and a Yankee Hill Machine Angled Dovetail Mount - mounted on a Fobus M44 handguard): The light isn't as durable as my 650 (but it is lighter). The YHM works similar to the GG&G (but the Fobus isn't as secure with the shorter YHM mount) - I'm waiting for the YHM 3 slot version which will work better with the long Fobus light holder. |
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Originally Posted By QUIB: Originally Posted By Swoosh: How can I post pic here?? Find a site to host your photo. I use Hunt101.com or you can use Guns Network. Once your photo is in your host sites album, copy and save the photos address then follow the instructions under the "Board Code" button on the Post Reply page. Hope this helps. Maybe someone can come along and explain it better than me. You can't use GUNSNET to host anymore. They blocked all off-net links Basically you get some place to host your picture. You right click on the picture and click on properties. You copy the URL it shows in there. You come here to your post Type a [ then img and then a ] and then the URL of your picture then [ and /img and then ] you can do this for URL= links to urls IMG= inserts pictures B= bold [above code]www.linkhere.com[/above code] |
| Spacemenow, I've got that same set-up on my Beretta 92fs, except with the Streamlight M3 pictured above on my rifle. It's a pretty neat little mount they have for the Beretta. Did you have to work on yours at all? I Dremeled a little off the right side where it comes inside the trigger guard to allow a little more clearance for my finger. |
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[url]http://www.hunt101.com/img/102053.jpg"[/url] Do you plan on landing planes with all those lights? Or do you use it for nightgames for the local little leaque teams. [lol] |
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