I have a 4-inch monocular. Will this expand to fit a round object about an inch in diameter?
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I have a knife in my sheath, it would be over an inch in diameter and I used a measuring stick to stick inside the pocket and it would go about a half an inch above the level of the pocket but the velcro and the slip would definiately be able to handle that. I would in my opinion say yes, but without the item in hand I don't know for sure, I would get it and if it wouldn't fit you could use it for something else but I would try one. I really like mine in fact I have several and they work great for my knives as well as for my leatherman. good luck
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Chris, My Swiss Army rescue tool is 1 in. in Dia. and 4.5 ins. long and fits in this case with NO problem. This case can also go on one of your back pack front straps. It's a nice case.
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Perhaps , to be on the safer side go with the larger sheath . Better have more room, the extra space can used to pack in other stuff.
1390506
yes... this will fit a 1 inch by 4 inch no problem,with some extra room for getting it out and in easy,up to 5 inch is ok . a well built case.
1390507
Because the sheath is gusseted, something one inch in diameter will fit easily in the sheath. Be it a monocular, a knife with round handles (think Opinel) or a tactical flashlight (my use for the sheath) it should work just fine for you. Velcro is holding up well but the buckle fastener is the feel advantage to this sheath. No accidental opening with this puppy.
2254107
It will only fit a non- mobile LCD of the approximate dimensions. It works as advertised. However you will still be guessing at what you are imaging outdoors in delight because you need a real viewfinder for that basic task.
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4 inches in diameter would be close, probably leave you with only an extra inch of Velcro. So I guess it depends on what it is and how secure it needs to be.
335412
It has rubber pads that stack up to reduce the diameter. I'm not sure it will go that small.
1666309
If the inner diameter is 4" then I don't see why not, and it does work, I like it!!
255632
No not recommended. It will fit but will stay at smallest aperture which would make it useless
950622
Hi Bob, the only way I can answer your question is to tell you that the inside opening of the eyecup is 3/4" which is also the width of the mount. I hope this helps answer your question.
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My light is 3.5 inches circumfence and it fits perfectly. The diameter would be less than 1.5 inches, so I think the light would have a loose fit in this holder?
1693824
The finder base is about 2" wide and 7" long. The circumference of your 70mm might not big enough. Not knowing the exact size it's hard to tell. Good luck. Clear Skies.
818335
Absolutely NOT! Mine measures a maximum of 45" adjusted all the way out - and that is assuming it can form a complete round circle - which it may not be able to do depending on what is stored within.
866596
The place where the monocular fits is about an inch and an eighth in diameter (1.125 inches).
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I have a 4" o/d metal post, round, and it fit real good. But I recently purchased a electric lamp, because the solar lamp did not generate enough light at night.
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I'm not sure, but I have a nikon prostaff 4x14x40mm and I have 3/4 of an inch under the eye piece and about 1/2 under the front lens. For a 40mm there is plenty of room. I have a quadrail.
1388592
It should fit that opening, but if you can not use the screw options do not buy this product. The Velcro does not hold.
655248
According to the instructions, no. I have used it for 4". But I tend to abuse my tools. I can't see anything larger fitting.
482494
No it does not expand that much. Be sure you measure correctly and it will make a tight fit and work very well.
1760054
It will fit anything in a 1" diameter. Be sure to verify the diameter of flashlight. Hope that helps out.