Loosen SF's filters...
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65535
Flashlight Enthusiast
just use a ziptie unless your a neat freak, I don't think the rubber ones are made to be removed often.
BionicSniper
Newly Enlightened
there only like 10 or 15$ not that big of a deal if you really need them
65535
Flashlight Enthusiast
cable lock or something of the sort are other names, they are simple plastic wires that are flat and have teeth when you feed one end into th emating loop on the other and pull it tightens the hole created by it making it smaller most are permanent and can easily be cut they don't protrude too much.
leukos
Flashlight Enthusiast
Maybe line the inside of your filter with some tape to make the inner diameter smaller.
65535
Flashlight Enthusiast
electrical tape on the bezel could work, also it would protect the bezel.
prof
Enlightened
Another possible solution--use ponytail holders. Most discount department stores and drugstores carry them. Get the clear ones that are advertised as being nonslip. Put one or two around the bezel--will hold things just fine.
I prefer these over rubber bands or other approaches as they have a bit of texture (to hold hair) and do not slip. Also, since they're clear, they don't show up much.
You can also use these to attach a surefire beamshaper or filter to an Inova T1.
good luck.
I prefer these over rubber bands or other approaches as they have a bit of texture (to hold hair) and do not slip. Also, since they're clear, they don't show up much.
You can also use these to attach a surefire beamshaper or filter to an Inova T1.
good luck.
mossyoak
Flashlight Enthusiast
if its surefire call and tell them they wore out they have a lifetime warranty on ALL their products including beam shapers.
mossyoak
Flashlight Enthusiast
oh sorry, whos that chick in your avatar? shes gorgeous
