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Carrying a flashlight every day can be uncomfortable and harsh on your pockets. With this leather holster from American Bench Craft, you can carry your go-to torch in style Read More
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really enjoying mine so far with my Olight S1R Baton II lights. My only wish is they cut a small hole in the middle sandwiched layer of leather where the side switch is located so it can't be activated during carry. I may try to modify mine but I think that would be an awesome change to newer versions.
I fail to understand how a configuration of a flashlight barrel matters in determining maximum diameter. O.75 inches is 0.75 inches, regardless if it's a smooth barrel of a black flashlight, or the largest ring on a convoluted diameter pink Paisley barrel. Length and head size might cause a balance issue, but whether something fits vs. whether it works well are two different things. Ask my wife.
TGP389The simple answer is that a flashlight barrel diameter between 0.75” and 1” will fit technically fit in this holder. However, if the clip isn’t oriented down and it has a flared head, it won’t work. If the clip is flimsy or doesn’t have a substantial radius to fit over a thick piece of leather, it won’t work. If the base of the light has a flared diameter, it won’t work. ...etc.. The fact is, there are numerous design features out there that will affect the fit or function of this holder, therefore we can only guarantee it for the models we’ve tested.
AmericanBenchCraftThanks, and I can understand your inability to guarantee fitment of a flashlight you haven't tried. Like I said, just because it fits is no guarantee it will work.
MebaruYou totally can!
A pocket clip will be necessary.
Insertion requires a little finesse to engage the clip, but deployment is simple and intuitive.
You'll want smooth handle scales - a Delica or Griptillian can fit, but the grippy FRN on these models interacts poorly with the holster, and will inhibit a smooth draw.
I will see if I can find the time for a photo shoot with some common examples.
Haha totally get the mall ninja aspect of this product. But actually it's practical for my work which requires that I have my torch with me at all times. Currently taking up one of my limited work uniform pockets so this will free up valuable space! Plus it's compatible with the PD35 so I'm in!
To: American Benchcraft: In the comments below someone says that instead of saying the holster is "compatible" with "flashlights up to 1.75", it should say, "Compatible with belts up to 1.75" wide."
You replied, "Jeez, good catch! Thanks for pointing that out!"
So OK, the Description is wrong (again), so what is the maximum diameter flashlight the holster will hold?
BlueTomYes, the description needs updating. Unfortunately, we don't get to write the description, Drop does, and they made a few errors. They are human. We are working with them now to get it updated. Appreciate your patience on this. As for flashlight fit, flashlights have so many slight design variations that we can't just give you a generic diameter to go off of. We have to test the fit in person to be sure. We can only recommend this for the flashlight models we have personally tested (see attached). I can say that all these models range in diameter from 3/4" to 1".
What size belt can the unseen attachment point hold? Most edc belts can be much wider than dress type belts. 1”-2” for example. Can we get a pic of the back? How does this attach to your belt, Leather loop, metal or plastic clip? Seems like something important to leave out?
xen0bladeOnly thing to be wary of is the clip on the maratac light is oriented in the opposite direction and the flared part of the light may not fit through