Posted: 12/30/2021 12:47:38 PM EDT
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3d printed, 10oz. Meets rule requirements. I can 3d print it to any light profile. A lot more cost effective than the brass one, took 4 hrs to print, maybe an he to assemble because it's my prototype. I know a post like this comes with criticism, you're welcome to offer it, I can assure you I'm uninterested in any snideness. If you have engineering inputs I'm always trying to iterate! 
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Originally Posted By Phillbilly: So you are gonna make a functioning light outta that thing? If you look closely you can see it has a light in it. One of those little push button leds so it is a 'functioning light' per the rule but really the idea is the weight to help with recoil. |
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Here's the final iteration. Also the link for download if you wanna make it. https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/heavylite_xx600w_wml 
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That's awesome, nice job OP. I am trying out a standard TLR-1 with some lead tape on the bottom (which adds very little weight), but I like the feel of a couple extra ounces of weight on a plastic gun. What material is it made of? Are you planning on offering them for sale? |
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Originally Posted By Razzman1: That's awesome, nice job OP. I am trying out a standard TLR-1 with some lead tape on the bottom (which adds very little weight), but I like the feel of a couple extra ounces of weight on a plastic gun. What material is it made of? Are you planning on offering them for sale? Could just throw these tungsten “batteries” in. Mine TLR-1HL weighs tight around 10 ounces with these in. The light works at a reduced output as well. https://w74guiderods.com/product/cr123a-tungsten-battery-2-pack/ |