Is the tube handle of the flashlight 1 inch in diameter?
1650655
The tube is about 1 3/8" outside diameter. It will not fit the typical 1" weapon-mount flashlight holders. The inside diameter is actually just larger than 1" I.D. since it can hold the 26650 battery, which is a 26mm diameter battery (thus the 26xxx designation).
1650656
The main part of the tube that is knurled has a diameter of 1.25 inches. Right behind the head where the UltraFire name is imprinted and it's smooth, the diameter is 1.30 inches. That knurled section is 1.8 inches long. The barrel that has the diameters I have mentioned is a total of approximately 2.5 inches. I say approximately since the end of the tube just at the end cap is smooth and the same diameter as the front smooth section. The knurled section can be unscrewed from the smooth sections on each end (0.08 inch on the end cap and 0.585 inch on the front end).And, yes, I used a digital caliper to measure those dimensions. The main part of the tube that is knurled has a diameter of 1.25 inches. Right behind the head where the UltraFire name is imprinted and it's smooth, the diameter is 1.30 inches. That knurled section is 1.8 inches long. The barrel that has the diameters I have mentioned is a total of approximately 2.5 inches. I say approximately since the end of the tube just at the end cap is smooth and the same diameter as the front smooth section. The knurled section can be unscrewed from the smooth sections on each end (0.08 inch on the end cap and 0.585 inch on the front end).And, yes, I... » Read More The main part of the tube that is knurled has a diameter of 1.25 inches. Right behind the head where the UltraFire name is imprinted and it's smooth, the diameter is 1.30 inches. That knurled section is 1.8 inches long. The barrel that has the diameters I have mentioned is a total of approximately 2.5 inches. I say approximately since the end of the tube just at the end cap is smooth and the same diameter as the front smooth section. The knurled section can be unscrewed from the smooth sections on each end (0.08 inch on the end cap and 0.585 inch on the front end).And, yes, I used a digital caliper to measure those dimensions. « Show Less
449993
If its less then a 1"inches around it should work. I have a monster flashlight T6-1000-4 it fits good. Hope this help you.
684625
It's definitely not three inches in diameter. Maybe three inches in length. It is closer to a 1/2 inch in diameter. This is a very bright little flashlight for its size. It has been hanging on my keychain getting tossed and knocked around for about a year now. Still working great.
364734
the diameter is 18.42mm long is 68.81mm. i do not have terralux flashlights
76753
I am not sure. I do not know the model designation for my flashlight. The physical dimensions of the new bulb (1 inch dia) matched the old bulb so I took a chance.
1839633
My flashlight shaft is 1" in diameter it doesn't sound like it will secure it firmly. So will it?
2131679
Nominal 1" diameter at the battery end and approx. 1-3/16 diameter at the LED end.
127918
i don't know the exact diameter (about 1" i think) but it worked great on my shotgun with the CDM GEAR light mount. i hope this helps.
20767
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
62577
Yes, the bar is 1 inch in diameter. The thing comes with mounting screws and was a breeze to install. Very rugged.
1916492
I used a dial caliper to measure the outside diameter of the tube at it's longest and smallest diameter. It is 1.3" (33mm). If you have access to a machine shop, you could machine custom rings? The 7-LED head is 2.45" in diameter so, if you had clearance, it would be OK. The length is 12.3" end to end. However, the flashlight itself would add (at least) the weight of a large scope, making the overall weight of the weapon heavier from a tactical carry standpoint. From a practical perspective, I would not mount this flashlight directly to a rifle. You also may have shock damage issues from recoil, because it is not designed for that purpose. I used a dial caliper to measure the outside diameter of the tube at it's longest and smallest diameter. It is 1.3" (33mm). If you have access to a machine shop, you could machine custom rings? The 7-LED head is 2.45" in diameter so, if you had clearance, it would be OK. The length is 12.3" end to end. However, the flashlight itself would add (at least) the weight of a large scope, making the overall weight of the weapon heavier from a tactical carry standpoint. From a practical perspective, I would not mount this flashlight directly to a rifle. You also may have shock damage... » Read More I used a dial caliper to measure the outside diameter of the tube at it's longest and smallest diameter. It is 1.3" (33mm). If you have access to a machine shop, you could machine custom rings? The 7-LED head is 2.45" in diameter so, if you had clearance, it would be OK. The length is 12.3" end to end. However, the flashlight itself would add (at least) the weight of a large scope, making the overall weight of the weapon heavier from a tactical carry standpoint. From a practical perspective, I would not mount this flashlight directly to a rifle. You also may have shock damage issues from recoil, because it is not designed for that purpose. « Show Less
726218
My flashlight is 28.27mm (1.08"). I had to use a couple wraps of electrical tape to make it work. So you would have to uses tape or spacer or something to make it work.
2119815
That model of flashlight is too skinny for this mount. It will not hold it.
2125650
Yes, but don't waste your money. Flashlight is not high quality and pressure switch doesn't work right. Have to leave tailcap partially unscrewed to work pressure switch. Not impressed on purchase.
1021470
I'm not sure about the model number -- mine has no identification other than "DORCY" on it -- but it looks like the photo I see on they question. So on my flashlight, the beam is very very bright in a circle which is 6" in diameter at a distance of 6'. There is very low-level illumination in a cone that is about +/- 45 degrees from the center of the beam. There is no adjustment for beam width.
642157
aAt the widest point it is 1.262 inches. The grip part of the light is 1 inch.
1910461
It is a 1" tube. By the way, it an extremely nice scope, high value for the money.