I'm looking for an integrated mag tube flashlight (i.e., the flashlight replaces the cap at the end of the mag tube)
I've seen them before (in pictures) but can't find them anymore.
I'd really like to keep the periphery integrated as much as possibly, but if an external flashlight is the only option, oh well.
Thanks!
recommendations for mag tube flashlight?
recommendations for mag tube flashlight?
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Re: recommendations for mag tube flashlight?
Have you seen the Surefire forends?
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Re: recommendations for mag tube flashlight?
Which shotgun? 870? 500? 1300? Other?
Re: recommendations for mag tube flashlight?
fm2 - I have and they sure look nice! If I can't find this tube light, it'll be the route I go!
chabouk - I guess that would help wouldn't it!
It's for a Mossy 500
chabouk - I guess that would help wouldn't it!

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Re: recommendations for mag tube flashlight?
One thing to think about is how you are going to switch the light on/off? If it's a push button Momentary ON or a first push button ON, second push OFF. I think there's someone that makes a plate that fits under the mag tube cap with a short rail on it that you can mount a light to. But, you'll only be able to switch the light when the forend is forward.
“It is the belief that violence is an aberration that is dangerous because it lulls us into forgetting how easily violence may erupt in quiescent places.” S. Pinker
Re: recommendations for mag tube flashlight?
Not so much on your OP, but I've seen a few people mount a short piece of rail on the reciever and run the light with the hand on the stock rather than the hand on the forend.
“It is the belief that violence is an aberration that is dangerous because it lulls us into forgetting how easily violence may erupt in quiescent places.” S. Pinker