Thread: My "homebrew" mounted LED light, and modified flashight.

Yeah I tried messing with the camera. But Im not a camera guy. I got the best results on AUTO with the flash shut off and it on timer. Maybe Ill try again later, since the weather sucks and Ill be bored again tonight. I havent fired the gun yet with it on there. It should be fine... It seems well built. I doubt its any worse than some of the more expensive lights as far as durability. I dont plan to go shooting with it on there though. I mean,...

bulky as hell, but effective nonetheless good work

Quote: Originally Posted by Judge Dread(lox) bulky as hell, but effective nonetheless good work I only have the light mounted when the gun is being used as our HDW. The light mount is a five point light so you can switch it from the left to the right side of the gun. Very similar to the Safariland Rapid Light System. SAFARILAND® [RLS™] : Holsters, Belts, Duty Gear, & Accessories for Law Enforcement, Military, Competition, and...

Actully, that was some pretty good information on lighting, good job!

...a word to the wise.....I'm looking for a small flashlight I can put on my pistol, and saw the article about converting the everready yellow into a krypton with cr123's........it worked great, but started over heating the reflector......and friend at work built one too and had the same problem, the krypton bulb makes the reflector chernobyl (melt down)...now, it is like a piece of the sun, and if we could find a metal reflector and...

Very nice. I agree that sometimes the best mods are the DIY, provided that there done right and acheive the purpose...Looks Great

If it works then you did good. Always better then having to hold a light in your hand and gun in the other.

Ed

Wow. that's pretty handy.

Nice. What ever works right.