What is the body diameter? I'm looking for a flashlight to fit a 1" mount.
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The body diameter, the long narrow part, measures exactly 1 inch in diameter. It might fit an adjustable 1 inch Mount.
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.
588740
It will be a nice fit, based upon the dimensions of the Klarus XT11. Although I have a similar flashlight and my diameter is an 1/8 shorter. This is a great quick release. Make the purchase
378234
As long as the flashlight is an inch in diameter it should fit also make sure that the light is shockproof other wise the light won't work after a few rounds
86066
I've used one in a 1" mount by wrapping the body of the light in a piece of bicycle innertube and locking it down. That works fine, and also cushions the light from recoil.
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No, Diameter: Flashlight Tube Body - 1.24 inches.... 30mm tube is 1.18 inch
1501776
Listing on the Amazon web site the 5.4 inches is obviously length. The other dimensions given are diameters and relate to the front 1.4 inches and the rear is 1.2 inches. The one they don't give is the smallest in the middle it is 1 inch in diameter. Uncertain what style of clamp or firearm you are talking about but if handgun may be issue. The flashlight is excellent, bright and easy to handle.
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The correct size is a double A. I tried a non-rechargable type, which is 1.5 volts, and was pleased with how bright it was. I would expect a rechargeable 1.2 volt battery to give a lower brightness. The rechargeable type 14500 battery that came with the flashlight I ordered is a less common type that is rated at 3.7 volts. It gives a very bright light.
836414
Length is 6 1/2 inches, large diameter is 1 11/16, small diameter is 1 1/16. It is a very good, powerful, flashlight.
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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.
226920
Shouldn't be a problem as far as the diameter but you need to think about the length of the flashlight and if the light will stick out of your helmet and get you caught up. I'm not sure what your application is but yes it will hold this flashlight
867390
I give the diameter of the body of the light as very close to 1", but don't have a caliper handy. It's about 1/4 inch longer and has a slightly larger diameter and length bezel in comparison to the Original 6P. Any accessory for 1" body should work.
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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.
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It's a 1.170 diameter. I don't use mounts for lights, I just hold it in a way I see works nice. That being said, if I wanted to rig this or any big light on, I'd use modified rings with the right diameter hose clamps. Problem solved for most lights.
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I don't know what brand of mount you have, or the application with which you are intending to use it or if the mount is expandible past 1". This Flash light (I Measured it.) has a diameter of 1.5". Hope that helped.Oz
153677
1", the manual and bushnell website both say 1". I ordered 1" rings for mine, and it fits perfectly, so that
175570
The diameter is about an inch and a half. Very easy to hold with the patterning on the barrel. I love this flashlight!