BRL
.22LR
I was looking at some extended magazine tubes that had the clamps attached between them and the barrel, with Picatinny rails built onto the clamps, and while I liked the idea of adding a flashlight to one of those rails, I decided that I did not want to have to remove the clamp every time I wanted to remove the barrel and forearm for cleaning, and really didn't want to chance buying a possible unreliable tube either.
So I found a Magpul rail section and a 1" scope ring in my gun box and attached them to the side of the forearm instead.
But what I like most about the rail at that location is how well the cheap Costco flashlight lights up the front bead, as if the bead itself had a built in light...hadn't considered that initially!
The night picture of the shotgun pointing at some tree sections was taken without using a flash and the flashlight really lights up the area more than the camera shows.
So I found a Magpul rail section and a 1" scope ring in my gun box and attached them to the side of the forearm instead.
But what I like most about the rail at that location is how well the cheap Costco flashlight lights up the front bead, as if the bead itself had a built in light...hadn't considered that initially!
The night picture of the shotgun pointing at some tree sections was taken without using a flash and the flashlight really lights up the area more than the camera shows.