Can the light be separated from the mount? What is the inside diameter of the light holder, or, the outside diameter of the flashlight?
795441
Yes it can be removed from mount by removimg 3 tension screws and removing the battery cover. The flashlight measures 20 mm but there is a recess where it slips into the holder and at that point it measires 18 mm so to answer to the best I can inside diam of holder is 18 mm. Hope this helpes
1119050
I don't carry my flashlight it's in a tool box, but i have had one made for another light, years ago, by a friend of mine. You might have to do the same.
1015344
This holder will be too big for your flashlight. It is 2" across. Your flashlight will fall through. I don't know if there is a smaller holder like this...Perhaps buy a bigger flashlight? I use mine with a D cell Maglite and it fits nicely.
7987
This mount is designed to hold flashlights 1"dia. Mine was slightly under, I used a wrap of electrical tape to ensure a good fit.
870817
The best I can measure it's 3/4 of an inch. If you can find a MINI-MAGLITE just measure the outside diameter of that or at least compare the flashlight with the object your trying to use it for.One warning the bracket jaws will stretch to accommodate the flashlight and hold it firm anything larger you might break the jaws especially if you take it in and out. I have never broken a mini clamp BUT the larger bracket ( D size battery flashlight) will break. I have stopped buying those because they break too easily . I do not believe they will hold your saber ZORO !!!!
511405
Yes, there is a lever (not pictured in the product image, though it would be just under the tail of the light) which allows you to remove the light rather easily by pressing the lever and sliding the light off of the holder. It is also worth noting that this quick release allows the light to snap into place, thus there is no worry of the light sliding free unintentionally as it is very secure.
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.
421893
The ring has a thin inner rubber lining and a thicker rubber lining over it. Each one can be removed for a max of just under 4 in. across if needed- I am not sure how to figure diameter- I just measured across without liners and still able to secure clasp. Clasp is plastic and can bend out slightly more with a longer screw, The light is about the same size and quality of a MAG-lite 200 and could be interchanged.
1598475
The battery is sealed into the flashlight. You could probably remove it if you like but you will be cobbling everything. I'd forget it and buy an LED flashlight.
86067
Looking at the listed dimensions, this Streamlight model is 0.90" diameter. So it probably would be "loose" in a 1.00" mounting ring, right? Better to use an adjustable clamp (if possible), I think. Either that, or trying to glue a rubber sheet "shim" around the body - but that could be clumsy, messy, and possibly might interfere with functioning.
2037476
There must be something different about your flashlight for it to be a problem. I simply unscrewed the housing around the bulb from the body and the bulb just about fell out.
977349
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.
2119815
That model of flashlight is too skinny for this mount. It will not hold it.
24631
the holder that mounts on the bike has a hand screw to loosen it so it can easily be removed. It's very Steal-able... but the fact that it comes off easily is actually an advantage for me because it's a super flashlight even without the bike mount so I just remove it when I park my bike and use it to find my house keys and walk up to my house. I clip it onto the keychain with my bike lock key so I don't forget to bring it back out to my bike the next time I go riding.
833755
No you can't. But don't worry. The flashlight portion will break after a week anyway. It's a piece of junk.
24633
This light is easily detachable and I have had one stolen. After that, I replaced the plastic hand-screws with some cheap bolts from a hardware store so someone would need a screwdriver to remove it.
872525
Yeah the mount is kinda cheap pretty easy to remove. I would buy a different mount. Great light though.