mikepesikan
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Received my package today, package was fine, clips are awesome, thanks. Exactly what I was looking for.
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Chip,
Got my bezel down clip today.
AWESOME work brother :thumbsup:
Got my bezel down clip today.
AWESOME work brother :thumbsup:
HoopleHead
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Mine wouldn't fit either and I think that I ended up stripping one completely and the other partially. Maybe these aren't spec'd quite right???
Edited to add:
I love the clip! Thanks a lot Chip! The deep-bezel-down is very nice and it carries exactly like I want it to--I think that it's a lot easier to grab and turn on when it's bezel-down. The only problem that I have now is that I have the ugly stock black screws holding this beautiful clip on.
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HoopleHead
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Yeap I try with no luck..
Right now I am using the stock screws... Looks weird... :sick2:
sbebenelli
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Mine fit just fine.
TITAN1833
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A tip guys! always start the screw anti so it engages then screw clockwise,I find that helps 😀
wvaltakis2
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Hey guys,
I'm not really sure what to tell you about the screws. They are the exact same 4-40 thread as the stock ones. I just tried out all 20 pairs remaining that I have here, and they all threaded in freely.
Have you tried them without the clip, they should thread in freely. For those of you that have clips that apply pressure to the body of the light... I'd recommend installing the clip without the battery tube installed to avoid undue pressure on the screws during the mounting process.
~Chip
I'm not really sure what to tell you about the screws. They are the exact same 4-40 thread as the stock ones. I just tried out all 20 pairs remaining that I have here, and they all threaded in freely.
Have you tried them without the clip, they should thread in freely. For those of you that have clips that apply pressure to the body of the light... I'd recommend installing the clip without the battery tube installed to avoid undue pressure on the screws during the mounting process.
~Chip
My screws fit just fine. They need to go in at a slight angle.
If they start to feel a little tight. DON'T FORCE it, unscrew it and
retry. Mine go in like butter.
If they start to feel a little tight. DON'T FORCE it, unscrew it and
retry. Mine go in like butter.
Clip and screws received yesterday. All perfect: packing, clip, and screws! I just polished the clip a little. A little side note: Be careful, it's not a Torx 6 as mentioned in post #72. It's an Allen key (I don't remember the size right now). Chip, thanks again for doing this. Nice work! Tom
Ritch
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Chip,
the shortened Low Rider Clip you made for my Clicky looks really great and fits perfectly. One of the two screws does'nt fit, it got stuck. The other one fits in both boreholes. I had to use the stock screws.
Many thanks for the cool clip!
Richard
the shortened Low Rider Clip you made for my Clicky looks really great and fits perfectly. One of the two screws does'nt fit, it got stuck. The other one fits in both boreholes. I had to use the stock screws.
Many thanks for the cool clip!
Richard
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Yes, the Torx 6 does not grip precise.
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