Multiple Surefire Turbo lamp holder

[maxspeeds]

I've done a search, and from what I recall from my time here, I've never seen a holder that holds multiple surefire turbo lamps and/or 18500 & 18650 batteries.

I have LumensFactory plastic capsules for my lamps at the moment, but I would like to consolidate my lamps. A holder that could hold 4-6 lamps all in one would be ideal. The addition of holding 4-6 18500's and/or 18650's would be a plus. What does everyone use to hold multiple lamps and batteries? Carrying 4 SC2 holders is just not practical, and they also don't fit 18500 / 18650 cells.

I'm curious to see what others are currently using. At the moment, I'm debating of using a Pelican case and cutting out the foam to fit the lamps and batteries.

 

[rx78gp02]

have you tried looking at the pelican micro cases?
I could fit 4 17500 and 6 cr123 and a knife in there. there only like 15$ and their waterproof.

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i'm sure you'd be able to carry some bulbs in there instead of a knife.

edit, my bad. size fixed

 

[BSBG]

Another vote for the Pelican Micros. You can get a variety of sizes and colors, and they are great for cells and lamps. I keep an "M6" set, with 12 CR123s and a fresh MN20 just in case :thumbsup:. Lighthound stocks them, among others.

 

[1wrx7]

Here's a pic of a Pelican micro 1020 case...

I also use a 1060 case to hold my charger, cells, and bulbs. That one is a bit bigger though. +1 to lighthound, their service is top notch.

 

[maxspeeds]

That looks great. Does Pelican sell foam for the micro cases (not the pick and pluck variety, but solid foam to cut?)

 

[greenLED]

I use an old Eneloops box to keep all my M6 supplies. Fits a couple of 18650 carriers, the stock battery carrier, LA's, and cells.

 

[1wrx7]

That looks great. Does Pelican sell foam for the micro cases (not the pick and pluck variety, but solid foam to cut?)

I bet if you went to a craft store of some sort, they would have at least a couple of different types of foam. The only ones I remember from Pelican are the pick and pluck.

 

[maxspeeds]

I bet if you went to a craft store of some sort, they would have at least a couple of different types of foam. The only ones I remember from Pelican are the pick and pluck.

That's a great idea! Now I just have to decide which Pelican case will best suit my needs :D

 

[KeyGrip]

Hardware stores also sell foam for toolboxes that works for batteries/lamps.

 

[maxspeeds]

Hardware stores also sell foam for toolboxes that works for batteries/lamps.

Thanks for the great tip, KeyGrip. I'll check home depot on my next visit.