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Thread: New BCM Light Mount

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4DAIVI PAI2K5 View Post
    I was thinking more along the lines of hitting the activation button.
    Actually, where i have my forward grip, using it as a hand stop, my thumb lays on top of the switch pad.

    I'll try and monkey a pic of that for you. Don't anyone throw me a football...

    It measures 1" from center of button to left edge of rail, closest to light.







    Last edited by RWH24; 03-24-15 at 18:34. Reason: pICS ADDED
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    It just seems like the rail mounted/pistol-style lights sit out just just a bit further in general - my X300U on IWC mount did the same. It "seems" way out there but it's not really so much, compared to a ring light mount at 90*. Now, compared to a scout 300 or similar at 1 o'clock, (ie Arisaka mount), then yeah, it's out there .

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    thank you rw. that mount puts the tlr-1 to far away for my liking. i just need an offset piece of keymod picatinny so i can mount my tlr-1 at 11 o' clock nice and snug. thanks again for the pics
    james
    so far to the left i must be right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eljimbo142 View Post
    thank you rw. that mount puts the tlr-1 to far away for my liking. i just need an offset piece of keymod picatinny so i can mount my tlr-1 at 11 o' clock nice and snug. thanks again for the pics
    james
    I tried that first with one of the supplies pieces of poly rail. It was too tight to get the light, TLR-1, mounted on the rail in that 11/1 o'clock spot. Had it mounted at 12 o'clock after I pulled the front sight back some.
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    I'm still waiting for the perfect extended 1" light mount... One that puts the light head in front of the rail and the rings out of the way of the Troy front BUIS allowing the light body to nest in very close to the rail while still clearing the sight. All of the light mounts I've seen leave the light too far out to the side except the Scout mounts.

    I like 1" lights for two reasons. 1.) If a new light comes out with better light output or beam I can easily change it. 2.) I like the extra battery of the longer lights with 2 CR123 batteries or even an 18650.

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