Aim Sports Dovetail Mounts and Flashlight

Did a search and didn't see any discussion about these products. Has anyone had any experience with them or heard anything about them?

got pics or a link? the problem is the word "dovetail" those are for bb guns and paintball usually.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DCLUIW4/ref=s9_simh_gw_p200_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=19ECP0A91JNM457BZYW9&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1688200382&pf_rd_i=507846

http://www.amazon.com/Sports-Flashlight-150-Lumen-Platform-Pressure/dp/B00DCLU31U/ref=pd_sim_sg_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1D8SDKX5WEY6MR0AEHHH

Ahh those. I think I recall someone getting them.

Thanks for the reply. Are talking about both the rails and flashlight?

The rails. The light looks decent. Powertac Cadet is a good contender but the fact that this light comes with the adapter is nice.

Oh wait. Nevermind. It says the light runs on a CR2. That is stupid. There is no need to have a light run on CR2. They are not common and expensive batteries.

DO NOT get that. Unless you want the light adapter.

What about this for a light: http://aimsportsinc.com/products/808-180-lumens-flashlight-w-tactical-aluminum-grip.html

My issue is the Surefire E1B with only 100 lumens seems kinda lame. So, I was looking for an alternative with more lumens. I guess the other option would be to get those side rails and put a sidemount light on. What do you think of that as an option?

The one issue with the above light is that the vertical grip would make my weapon illegal in my state.

Also, on their website the first flashlight (http://aimsportsinc.com/products/807-150-lumens-kriss-style-flashlight.html) with the adapter runs on a CR123 not a CR2. Looks like I can get a 12 pack of those batteries for about $20 on Amazon.

The E1B is a bit outdated. You can get the EB1 which is 200 lumens.

But the powercadet is a good option. If the Aim sports really uses CR123, then go for it.

OK. I bought the Powertac Cadet and the KRISS adapter. The Powertac Cadet doesn't fit in the KRISS adapter. The end cap fits, but the knurling on the body of the Cadet won't fit in the adapter. Anyone else have this issue?

With about 20 minutes of wrist action (jokes aside) I was able to drill the flashlight through the KRISS adapter.  I thought for sure the paint on the flashlight would have worn off.  Amazingly, it looks like new.  Tough little guy.  Just need some Velcro and a CR123 battery (annoyingly did not come with the flashlight) to get the party started.