[Mrgrinch233]

I just purchased an XD flashlight holder that goes on acc. rail for $6. I don't think it was a bad buy. It holds any 1 in. diameter flashlight and feels sturdy.Attaches with no tools, has a spring loaded lock that clicks on the first notch on the rail. It has a ambi switch on the back to turn light on and off. did not come with light. It sure is in my budget, since I cannot afford to spend $200 on a weapon mounted light. It also has a rail on the bottom so you can add another acc.

 

[Mad Max]

Thanks for posting. Looks like a good low cost solution. Now if only there was a holster to fit it!



I suppose it makes for a good night ready gun for home defense.

 

[rollback88]

Where'd you get the holder?



--jcd

 

[Srigs]

That could be useful!

 

[Mrgrinch233]

I picked it up at a local pawn shop after someone showed one to me at the range. I did a search for them online and can't find them for less than $20+ shipping, glad I found it for $6 . It's from XD geart, package says flashlight holder xd3511lh.

 

[madecov]

If it's from the XD gear line it is probably made in Israel and by Command Arms/Fobus



www.commandarms.com

 

[Mad Max]

Ebay has them for $6 + $6 shipping.

 

[Ironchef]

I just purchased an XD flashlight holder that goes on acc. rail for $6. I don't think it was a bad buy. It holds any 1 in. diameter flashlight and feels sturdy.Attaches with no tools, has a spring loaded lock that clicks on the first notch on the rail. It has a ambi switch on the back to turn light on and off. did not come with light. It sure is in my budget, since I cannot afford to spend $200 on a weapon mounted light. It also has a rail on the bottom so you can add another acc.

Does it stay put with the light in when firing?