This may have already been covered but being a new owner of a MP15-22 I wanted to have a light option. I found many Tactical Flashlights from 90 to 700 Lumens, with and without strobe. I soon became confused as to the proper mount for the light as I read reviews how some were to large or small to hold a particular light. The Elzetta looked very nice but also very expensive and it claims to fit a range of lights sizes.
I ended up getting an Atak 5.11 L-2 flashlite with 220 lumens and strobe and a Mako PLA-1 quick release light and laser mount. Bought both at Gander Mountain, Atak at 50% off, $39 and mount for $29. The mount works great as it will adjust to hold a 1 inch or smaller light, worked great, recommend this mount.. This way if in the future I wish to upgrade to a higher Lumen light I am pretty much assured this Mako mount will fit the new FlashLight.
Now what I need to do is fire the MP for the first time!
My other guns, 45-70 Springfield Trapdoor, 1st issue 4 digit serial number, Spencer carbine, Spencer Sporting Rifle made 1868 with Tang site, 2 U.S. Cavalry Schofield's, Nylon 66 Apache, M&P 9mm new, soon to add a second as well as a M&P 223.
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I ended up getting an Atak 5.11 L-2 flashlite with 220 lumens and strobe and a Mako PLA-1 quick release light and laser mount. Bought both at Gander Mountain, Atak at 50% off, $39 and mount for $29. The mount works great as it will adjust to hold a 1 inch or smaller light, worked great, recommend this mount.. This way if in the future I wish to upgrade to a higher Lumen light I am pretty much assured this Mako mount will fit the new FlashLight.
Now what I need to do is fire the MP for the first time!
My other guns, 45-70 Springfield Trapdoor, 1st issue 4 digit serial number, Spencer carbine, Spencer Sporting Rifle made 1868 with Tang site, 2 U.S. Cavalry Schofield's, Nylon 66 Apache, M&P 9mm new, soon to add a second as well as a M&P 223.
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