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If you can find one let me know...
I think I have looked EVERYWHERE.... and couldnt find one...
I finally chipped off a piece of mirror and ground it down to size then glued it to a 1" piece of wooden arrow shaft....works like a dream..
I think I have looked EVERYWHERE.... and couldnt find one...
I finally chipped off a piece of mirror and ground it down to size then glued it to a 1" piece of wooden arrow shaft....works like a dream..
Well I had one..... Long story short but we "were" goin to move and I lost it. I fellow across the pond made them. He was kind enough to send me one many years ago. Sure would love to have another.
I guess if we really thought about it we could make one. Years ago I put a tiny light use in model railroading on a very thin tube and ran a wire down the tube and grounded it to the tube. Put a battery on the end with a push button switch and it worked real well. Not as good as the bore light but pretty good. Still have it.
I guess if we really thought about it we could make one. Years ago I put a tiny light use in model railroading on a very thin tube and ran a wire down the tube and grounded it to the tube. Put a battery on the end with a push button switch and it worked real well. Not as good as the bore light but pretty good. Still have it.
I saw a small batterty-light at wally world similiar to one I bought at friendship and it will fit into a 17 cal. I think it was in the sporting goods area and advertised as a battery. They light by pulling the led on the end out just a bit. I've had mine about 18 months and it stlll works. Only drawback is it's not a white light.
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Niteze makes a slip on lense cover for a mini maglite with a fiber optic 6 or 12" extension. The light will work from the muzzle end or nipple or touch hole. Both of the items cam be purchased at Dicks Sporting Goods, Cabelas or Bass Pro.
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Oh yeah. You wouldn't have a picture of this light from Wally World would ya? Can ya give me any more info on this thing?
I found this from Thunder
[url] http://thunder-ridge-muzzleloading.com/tools.htm#lite[/url]
Ya gotta scroll down to the mini light.
I tried one of the ones with the extention. Problem is when you get the extention in there ya can't see down the barrel. Ya really need a drop in light.
I found this from Thunder
[url] http://thunder-ridge-muzzleloading.com/tools.htm#lite[/url]
Ya gotta scroll down to the mini light.
I tried one of the ones with the extention. Problem is when you get the extention in there ya can't see down the barrel. Ya really need a drop in light.
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Look for a bobber light in the Fishing section, has battery and green led. I am working on a year of use so far. Works great on anything of a small caliber. PeashooterJoe..
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I have found that the best way to light up this small barrel is with a mini glowstick especially green. with one stick you can check the bores of all your guns as it will stay bright for an hour or more.
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I have to second Peashooter Joe's suggestion. Those fishing bobber lights do a great job, last a long time & are cheap! You should be able to find some at any fishing/outdoor section of your favorite "-Mart".
Went to WM this afternoon and can't find a darn thing. I found some lighted bobbers but the things are way to big to put in the barrel. I know I can take them apart and us them that way but they are to big. Does anyone have a pict of these things. Sure would be nice to have a bore light for the ole .32.
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Got one BPWRL. I was going to write up a description, but you dun did it.
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I can't get your link to work.
Either can I let me get it again.
Ok this one works. let me get the other one also.
[url] http://lindyfishingtackle.com/tackleshop2/product.php?productid=17749&cat=0&page=2[/url]
http://thunder-ridge-muzz[url] leloading.com/tools.htm#lite[/url]
Ok this one works. let me get the other one also.
[url] http://lindyfishingtackle.com/tackleshop2/product.php?productid=17749&cat=0&page=2[/url]
http://thunder-ridge-muzz[url] leloading.com/tools.htm#lite[/url]
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Well, ya got the first one right. :grin: Second one don't work though.
There is one on the Contemporary Long Rifle Associations web site!
Stainless steel construction with handy pocket clip. Small enough to insert in .32 Cal. barrell. Length=3.88" and comes complete with two batteries. 26 hours battery life and 100,000 hours light from LED. 10 times more efficient than standard light. Lifetime guarentee. $15.00 each plus shipping. Contact Sam Koontz NRA (life) CLA & KRA member @ 540-828-2971.
http://www.longrifle.ws/forsale/default.asp?age=Contemporary&orderby=&categoryID=4&curpage=2
Stainless steel construction with handy pocket clip. Small enough to insert in .32 Cal. barrell. Length=3.88" and comes complete with two batteries. 26 hours battery life and 100,000 hours light from LED. 10 times more efficient than standard light. Lifetime guarentee. $15.00 each plus shipping. Contact Sam Koontz NRA (life) CLA & KRA member @ 540-828-2971.
http://www.longrifle.ws/forsale/default.asp?age=Contemporary&orderby=&categoryID=4&curpage=2
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