Does this work with the Intova Torch Handstrap ?
184952
I have this but I don't have that strap sorry if it helps it is a great light
184953
Yes. It slides in and holds it snuggly. I'll be honest, I found that I didn't really trust the handstrap, and still kept ahold of the included lanyard...but I never had a problem either.
1745503
I haven't used mine yet but if'n it's NOT for my torch, I'm in big trouble. I bought it along with the torch head from the same outfit so I 'xpect it works great. I DO know that that one I use for my camp stove is entirely different from this one. I'd suggest going to the Iwatani website or call them with the name of the torch head and get exact details. Cheers!
867798
It fits the standard 14.1 ounce propane cylinder and it works for propane http://www.amazon.com/CRL-Standard-Propane-Fuel-Cylinder/dp/B002DVN7OU/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1357342523&sr=8-11&keywords=propane+torch. If other cylinders have the same threads it will fit, if not, it won't. It also works for MAPP gas. I suppose it will work for any flammable gas that goes in the cylinder.
1612885
You can use 2x rechargeable RCR123a LiFePos in a ProTac HL 2, but I dont know about the HL 3
554132
One of these does work to replace two CR123 batteries IF the device is designed to handle either. For instance I have two Fenix flashlights that both use 2 x CR123 batteries. One is an older model and a 18650 does not fit. One is newer and was designed to work with two CR123 or a single 18650. If your device does not state it can use either type its a tossup - as previous posters noted the diameter and voltage and terminal shapes are different.
534547
It is incorrect. I purchased this for my DPMS Oracle and it has a low profile gas block. It is too tall for the high profile or handguards.
1925843
Not sure, but all I know is that it did not work on a standard handguard/heatshield on my AR because the washers were to small and went right through the vent holes.
1287496
YES. Initially it would not work, but you can work it out. Because of the price of the item, which is substantially low in comparison with other brands, you might consider to do the following. This cells do not have a protruded item on the top of the positive end, which is a most to contact the appropriate part of the Nitecore. Therefore, just carefully place a piece of aluminium paper on the top of positive end of the battery and secure it with a small piece of cell-o-tape; this way you will accomplish the task and the torch will work perfectly.
1730318
Yes. Well maybe - depending on which firearm you have? Crimson Trace makes many versions of laser systems. Your best bet is to do some research on the laser you are considering. The Hogue Handall Grip is an excellent handgrip - but most likely you would have to remove it (or slightly lower the grip) to change the laser battery - again, depending on the firearm you have. Hope this helps some?
1777699
As long as you can make fire at that kind of elevation then the hand warmer will work. Also this thing requires low oxygen flow so it should work at that kind of elevation but I never use this at that kind of elevation. So in theory it should work.
2240589
I found this information on the net, regarding compatibility ■ "Fits the square-neck design of the Oxygen Systems handle and wand" and "Fits the square-neck design of the Beam Systems handle and wand" ■ Thus it appears it would be compatible with yours.
456464
Yes ... but the upright pole is hollow .... and about 2 inches in diameter ... so you'll have to make it snug somehow. There is a $20 alternative with a smaller pole that still has the big flame. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=large+tiki+torch&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Alarge+tiki+torchI get about 3 hours out of a fill. They are awesome ... all that see them are amazed .... huge like you see at resorts ... looks like a gas torch. Yes ... but the upright pole is hollow .... and about 2 inches in diameter ... so you'll have to make it snug somehow. There is a $20 alternative with a smaller pole that still has the big flame. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=large+tiki+torch&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Alarge+tiki+torchI get about 3 hours out of a fill. They are awesome ... all that see them are amazed .... huge like you... » Read More Yes ... but the upright pole is hollow .... and about 2 inches in diameter ... so you'll have to make it snug somehow. There is a $20 alternative with a smaller pole that still has the big flame. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=large+tiki+torch&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Alarge+tiki+torchI get about 3 hours out of a fill. They are awesome ... all that see them are amazed .... huge like you see at resorts ... looks like a gas torch. « Show Less
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I don't think it will fit inside your gloves. It is not unpredictable either. You fill it with zippo fluid and light it. There is no flame present but it is burning. Since there is fluid in it, you would not want to tip it over and let any fuel leak out. It works great in a coat pocket or in pants pocket while standing.
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The zippo hand warmer uses lighter fluid that you would use to refill any kind of lighter, like a BIC. There is only ONE hand warmer per purchase. The hand warmer gets very warm (there is a cloth cover to help if the warmer gets very hot) and I have found that one hand warmer is usually sufficient.
483855
I do not know, but as jeweler I liked having control over my torch as well as my gas grill. Any adjustable regulator is much better than a non adjustable gas regulator. Thus I would think this would be beneficial? But it is your choice to use this regulator.
1975458
As long as you've got the propane regulator it's fine. This torch requires TWO connections, though, or you can't adjust it. That means you'd need to have an oxy regulator and a propane regulator to adjust the flame. I think Smith sells the propane regulator on Amazon.
1364020
It fit my Smith mini torch and included the ferrels. It was a couple of years ago, and I am sorry I can't remember whether it included the ferrel tools. I am completely satisfied. :) Russell