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October 31st, 2006, 16:58
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protective flashlight covers
is there any solutions for taking BB's in the bulbs? i'd like to buy a solution since anything i try to fabricate always ends in disaster.
unless its a easy fabrication answer. anything i can buy for a standard taclight, or even specific sizes. i tried google, ebay, and these forums with no luck. |
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October 31st, 2006, 17:27
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Cut a piece of plexiglass and glue it to the front of the light? You could also glue this to some rubber weatherstripping or other such thing to make a tight removable fit.
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October 31st, 2006, 19:53
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The lens in an M3 tac light i had got shot out, so what i did was my buddy had some left over plexiglass about 3mm thick. What i did was i cut out a little square then i used a power sander/grinder to round it into a nice circle. Then once it was a nice circle and fit into the old lens houseing i took some super glue put it around the edges of the lens. Now be careful when u do that cause u dont want any on the plexi itself, just the egdes to hold it in. And it stayed in nicely. I sold shortly there after and the guy who bought it thought it was great.
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November 1st, 2006, 00:28
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yeah, thats my problem. making it perfectly round. well i bought some plexy glass today and i got a idea from a guy at rona.
use a door knob hole drill bit, i can get it in smaller sizes so that might work for me. thanks for the help |
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