Laser in the light house
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Laser in the light house
Wonder if anyone ever installed a laser where the light goes in a KRISS Vector.
I'm going to put one on mine when I get to keep her.
I'm going to put one on mine when I get to keep her.
Re: Laser in the light house
that would be interesting. I wonder if you could fit something like a Wicked Lasers model in there? Would literally blind someone if you hit them with it, kinda like a non lethal secondary form of defense
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Re: Laser in the light house
It has to be 5mw or less to be mounted on a firearm
Which is stupid because if I point my gun at someone I don't care about
Putting there eyes out cause more than likely I'd blow there head off.
Which is stupid because if I point my gun at someone I don't care about
Putting there eyes out cause more than likely I'd blow there head off.
Re: Laser in the light house
i was thinking about modding a crimson trace pistol grip laser, not sure which fits the best yet, has to be one that doesn't replace any type of backstrap or replacement side panels.
looks like clearance down the ejection port side would be there.
looks like clearance down the ejection port side would be there.
nih- Posts : 177
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Re: Laser in the light house
I think you should try to get the micro laser glock sight
http://gunwriter.wordpress.com/2011/01/12/over-lasered-but-with-a-purpose-in-mind/
That might work. Or the Glock recoil spring laser.
You just need to figure out how to activate the laser.
I think adding a laser there is a bit unnecessary. You can get a lasermax universal laser that is rail mounted and mount it to the top rail, side rail or bottom rail.
http://gunwriter.wordpress.com/2011/01/12/over-lasered-but-with-a-purpose-in-mind/
That might work. Or the Glock recoil spring laser.
You just need to figure out how to activate the laser.
I think adding a laser there is a bit unnecessary. You can get a lasermax universal laser that is rail mounted and mount it to the top rail, side rail or bottom rail.
Re: Laser in the light house
Bumbled upon this Leapers green unit (SCP LS279) that might work:
http://www.leapers.com/prod_detail.php?mitem=flash&level1=Green_Laser&level2=&itemno=SCP-LS279
http://www.leapers.com/prod_detail.php?mitem=flash&level1=Green_Laser&level2=&itemno=SCP-LS279
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Re: Laser in the light house
I seriously doubt it. The dimensions of the laser body is too thick. You have to use E-series surefire body dimensions. There is just no room. Unless you do some serious modification.
Just use a Lasermax Universal rail green laser. Mount it to the side or put it in front of your front sight.
Just use a Lasermax Universal rail green laser. Mount it to the side or put it in front of your front sight.
Re: Laser in the light house
Agreed, the rail LaserMax is a more universal solution, but the SCP-LS279 might not be that far off for those looking to try the light house science fair project. I'm trying to get better sizing info. As you noted, the body is pretty small on the E1B... and from my basic ruler here appears to be smaller than the LS279 diameter given... but I'm not sure where Leapers is making that measurement (body, bezel, or ?). Just for sport, I sent them an email to see what they have to say on sizing compared to the E1B (and any option for a non-coiled switch).
LS279:
Diameter: 0.76"
Length: 3.36"
SureFire E1B:
http://www.surefire.com/illumination/flashlights/e1b-backup.html
Bezel Diameter: 1.00 inches
Length: 4.00 inches
I'll post more if/when I get it from Leapers.
LS279:
Diameter: 0.76"
Length: 3.36"
SureFire E1B:
http://www.surefire.com/illumination/flashlights/e1b-backup.html
Bezel Diameter: 1.00 inches
Length: 4.00 inches
I'll post more if/when I get it from Leapers.
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Re: Laser in the light house
It isnt going to work
According to this.
the bezel diammeter dimensions for the E1B that you have, Mike, is all outisde the Vector body.
see this pic.
https://i.servimg.com/u/f46/17/16/28/42/p1000015.jpg
The most important dimension is what the body and tailcap dimensions are. They were designed around the single cell Surefire E-series lights.
I dont know why the dimensions on the ring chart are different for the E2 than the E1 light but they all fit in the hole in the Vector.
Anyway find out the body diammeter of the laser.
According to this.
the bezel diammeter dimensions for the E1B that you have, Mike, is all outisde the Vector body.
see this pic.
https://i.servimg.com/u/f46/17/16/28/42/p1000015.jpg
The most important dimension is what the body and tailcap dimensions are. They were designed around the single cell Surefire E-series lights.
I dont know why the dimensions on the ring chart are different for the E2 than the E1 light but they all fit in the hole in the Vector.
Anyway find out the body diammeter of the laser.
Re: Laser in the light house
Unless I'm reading the chart wrong, I'm still not convinced it won't work.Solscud007 wrote:It isnt going to work
According to this.
Yep, I get that the body is what goes through SF adapter into the Vector housing. I understand that I wasn't working with apples-to-apples sizing data. I didn't have any numbers for the body diameters. SureFire gave me bezel; Leapers gave me a generic diameter. But today we have better numbers. I got a reply from Leapers as well as finding the page in their manual. (Pg 5 of 8 below)
http://www.leapers.com/download.php?file=Manual-Laser%20(for%20SCP-LS268,%20SCP-LS278,%20SCP-LS269,%20SCP-LS279).pdf&folder=manual
From what you posted in that chart, I read it as the body of the E1B is .914 in diameter. The SCP-LS279 at a "main body diameter" size of .79 (per PDF, .76 per website) would be smaller and therefore fit into the same hole, no? (Might need a wrap of rigging tape or "other" around the laser to possibly fill that .124 diameter difference.) As for length, the E1B *without* the tailcap pressure switch connected is 4.0" per their specs and my ruler shows it longer still with the pressure switch installed. The SCP-LS279 shows a length without their pressure switch at 3.36, again... smaller (shorter). Should fit. From the Leapers diagrams/pics of the laser switch, it is still shorter than 4.0" (Pg 3 of 8 in that PDF). Tailcap does not seem to be any larger than body or longer (except cable) than the button it replaces. Won't know until one is tested, but assume the laser would have it's bezel/head sticking out just like the E1B, which is desirable to adjust windage and elevation.
Leapers replied to my email:
I'm thinking you could undo the pressure switch and work it (incl the coils) through the upper housing slot and THEN attach it to the laser. Maybe Leapers would whip up a 7" non-coiled cable like the SF. Anyways......We currently only have the coiled pressure switch available for this model.
We have not tested any of our products with the Kriss SBR as of yet, and do not have accurate data on a possible fit. Most of our lasers and flashlights include their own mounts in order to allow our customers the greatest flexibility. It would certainly interest us if a fit is possible and I have brought the issue to the attention of our engineers.
Could be a win-win in the making here.
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Re: Laser in the light house
SureFire just called me back too... E1B body he says is 3/4"... so what is the chart you have there? That laser may still squeek in there... .75 vs. .76 or .79 --sigh-- Just have to try it.
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Re: Laser in the light house
Folks, I cannot make this stuff up... a second SureFire guy calls, (returning the same "leave a number and we call you" message for tech support)... and he tells me the body diameter of the E1B is .8 inches or roughly 3/4. The first guy didn't give me the "decimal" reading. This is looking good!
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Re: Laser in the light house
Mike, The chart came from Larue tactical. It is their light mount.
Again the body dimensions of the E2 and E1 bodies are negligible. So i believe the .8 number more.
Again the body dimensions of the E2 and E1 bodies are negligible. So i believe the .8 number more.
Re: Laser in the light house
Order for one of these lasers is in progress... more when I get it.CatMostFeared wrote:MAKE IT WORK
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Re: Laser in the light house
Ever thought of this?
http://www.opticsplanet.com/leapers-utg-removable-front-sight-tower-with-red-laser-mnt-ls750.html
http://www.opticsplanet.com/leapers-utg-removable-front-sight-tower-with-red-laser-mnt-ls750.html
Re: Laser in the light house
Yep, as mentioned in the KSG thread: http://www.krisstalk.com/t229-fun-run-with-my-other-guns#1843
...and Leapers/UTG make two versions (LS750 and LS754) depending on height.
TEASER ALERT: I'm still giving more thought to this one...
More to come....
...and Leapers/UTG make two versions (LS750 and LS754) depending on height.
TEASER ALERT: I'm still giving more thought to this one...
More to come....
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Re: Laser in the light house
Oooh very cool. Definitey keep us informed. make comparative measurements, if you have calipers. If not, go out to Harbor Freight and buy yourself one.
Re: Laser in the light house
I just ordered one of these
http://www.opticsplanet.com/nc-star-pistol-and-rifle-green-laser-with-weaver-mount-pressure-switch.html
and I'll be putting my tool maker buddy to work
http://www.opticsplanet.com/nc-star-pistol-and-rifle-green-laser-with-weaver-mount-pressure-switch.html
and I'll be putting my tool maker buddy to work
Re: Laser in the light house
I've been pretty bad about that... The good news is that the LS279 easily fits in the space. It's ever so slightly smaller in diameter through the center part of the SF adapter. The "science fair" part of it is purchasing or fabricating a 1" diameter by .5" deep (with the appropriate center hole) to take up the space at the front of the SF adapter while keeping the axis lined up straight. (The E1B has that larger shoulder where the pocket clip attaches.) Oh, and having a small hole for the exterior set screw to pass through too. (The second "interior" set screw from the upper should not be a problem.) I have been in touch with the Leapers light/laser product manager about possibly using an off-the-shelf part of theirs to do this with. The part is not quite yet in full production to send out though, but he is interested in the idea. Having something that takes the space and hits the shoulder of the laser, similar to the SF, is what I'm after. This would also allow access to the adjustment screws for lining up the laser.Solscud007 wrote:Definitely keep us informed...
I had thought about the 3D printing approach (cough, Solscud007, cough) but have not gone down that road. The part would be easy enough... just a thick washer... but probably not cost effective (guessing $30+ ???). I have just not had the time to wander Home Depot to see what they have that could be improvised with. There may be something easy to mod in the lawn irrigation section.
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Re: Laser in the light house
almost done with mine and I had to turn the housing on the laser down
to get it the right size, I'll have some pics tomorrow when I finish it up.
to get it the right size, I'll have some pics tomorrow when I finish it up.
Re: Laser in the light house
Ok so I have a Nc Star Pistol And Rifle Green Laser with Weaver Mount/Pressure Switch
Looks cool but its not where I want it
Looks cool but its not where I want it
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