Will this fit a Luxpro LP600 Flashlight?
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If the head of your flashlight is 1-3/4" in diameter and not very much larger and 2-1/2" long at bigger end and the smaller end is about 3" long and diameter of smaller, battery end of your flashlight is about 1" in diameter, it should fit. Check out those dimensions of your light first before purchasing. It is an excellent case for the C-8 and smaller Ultrafire flashlights I purchased. Hope this more detailed account on the dimension capacity will help you.
227040
As long as the flashlight is 7" long or shorter, and is no bigger round than a quarter, it would fit.
2119813
The M3A016 has a diameter of 1/2", this mount is for 1" diameter lights, unless you wrap a lot of tape around the flashlight it won't work for you.
1003341
Yes, I bought the Eiko FML27/65 27 Quad Tube Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb and it fits fine. :-) Nancy
883150
Yes, it fit and worked on my D-Lux6 just fine. My primary goal was improved camera viewing of the subject when in bright sunlight. It improved that, but at a cost in battery life. It seemed to be a power hog. Take along a spare battery. Good luck.
1611160
Ir should. When I got it I thought it was bigger than what it was its made for small flashlights.
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I don't have the flashlight so guessing, but it's probably for the 18650 battery as it's narrower than the 3 AAA batteries
586591
Yes It will. The laser locks in because of its adjustable bracket. However the flashlight can be tricky to slide on. It;s really snug and you'll put scratches trying to man handle it on, I do not recommend trying to put the only the flashlight on by itself. Have fun.
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No, it's a different size. The batteries are specially made for the flashlight.
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Got one for my son, asked him and he thinks it would depending on the size of the flashlight mounts and the offset sights as well. These is fairly thick padding on both sides of the Case. Hope this helps.
1191976
If your flashlight is bigger than 1and 1/4 inches then they will not fit. Mine fit just barely
2020236
I really don't know. My husband told me what to get. It was for his flashlight. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I second BK's answer. I use my mount with a Lenser P7 that weighs half a pound and is 6" long. It's about the biggest flashlight I think would work reasonably well. Rather than look for a clamp that would work with your flashlight, I'd look for a flashlight that will work with the clamp. If your primary objective is to be seen, then there are many cheap compact LED flashlights that would do the trick.
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Yes but your going to have to remove the bottom base plate and then it will fit perfect. I had to do that with my Barska 1200 lumens...
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If it's a "D" cell flashlight it will fit. I insert lens I want to use in the anti-roll accessory. It's easier than taking lens assembly apart every time I want different colored lens. Hope this helps.
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DeWalt says it will fit all 9.6 to 36v. flashlights. I have it on my flexible light and it is a very bright, even light with NO filament shadow. I would think you would be very happy with it. The battery life, with this conversion is phenomenal. Another plus, drops don't damage the LED like they did the bulb that came with the light. No more lamps to replace.
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You'd have to look at the specs on your light. I got it for my Nitecore flashlight
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I do not have that particular light, so I can not say for certain. The advert did say "most" surefire lights that use a P60 lamp assembly. The enclosed instructions showed that on some smaller Surefire models, you may need to remove the larger, outer spring from the replacement lamp assembly, to fit into your light housing. At under $15.00 and with Amazon's easy return policy, I'd say it's worth the attempt. I know this is not a specific answer, but it is the best I can do. I hope it works for you, because mine is working well for me. Good luck.