compasillo
Flashlight Enthusiast
I would like to fit a trit vial on my Maratac Al but I don't know if it is possible.
Is there anybody's suggestion?
Thanks in advance
Is there anybody's suggestion?
Thanks in advance
Maratac and tritium: possible to fit a vial on it?
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compasillo
Flashlight Enthusiast
Any flashaholic got idea?
:sigh:
:sigh:
ACHË
Newly Enlightened
Presuming that you mean:
the AAA model.
Maybe in a lanyard or on the pocket clip :shrug:
I don't know if milling a slot on the tail of the body is doable since it's such a thin piece of AL....but I'm not a machining expert...
Plus the trit-mod would probably cost more than the light itself.
It would look nice tho.
the AAA model.
Maybe in a lanyard or on the pocket clip :shrug:
I don't know if milling a slot on the tail of the body is doable since it's such a thin piece of AL....but I'm not a machining expert...
Plus the trit-mod would probably cost more than the light itself.
It would look nice tho.
compasillo
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: Maratac AAA and tritium: doable to fit a vial on it?
Thanks for your response :thumbsup:
Yes, I mean the AAA model (I love it !). Modified topic.
Attaching a small ring with the trit vial on the tail was the first solution I thought about.
Milling a slot in a so thin Al piece is the critical question. Perhaps better chances in SS?
I'll post whether I found a solution or not
(I'll take the flashlights to an expert in University)
Presuming that you mean:
the AAA model.
Maybe in a lanyard or on the pocket clip :shrug:
I don't know if milling a slot on the tail of the body is doable since it's such a thin piece of AL....but I'm not a machining expert...
Plus the trit-mod would probably cost more than the light itself.
It would look nice tho.
Thanks for your response :thumbsup:
Yes, I mean the AAA model (I love it !). Modified topic.
Attaching a small ring with the trit vial on the tail was the first solution I thought about.
Milling a slot in a so thin Al piece is the critical question. Perhaps better chances in SS?
I'll post whether I found a solution or not
(I'll take the flashlights to an expert in University)
