Flashlight Cap

@ChetMystery 591.6KiB Released February 13, 2025, 9:13 PM

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Flashlight cover cap. Sized for a 30mm diameter light head, you can measure your light and scale the X and Y dimensions in your slicer to fit.

Uses a 3mm screw and nut for the retaining collar, and you'll need a few inches of shock cord and a small rubber band or wrap of tape under the retaining collar to keep it from sliding around.

LBRY Tags: flashlight; ar15; 3dprinting; 3d2a; guncad

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There is no draw back, just not as much interest as the flashlight caps, so not as many diy designs. I'm running the scope cap pro from 100 concepts on my acog, it works fine.