Light to move

[Stan Upchurch]

Thanks, People. I use a manual chair when I go out because I don't have a lift for my power chair yet. So KC lites and 24V batteries are way too heavy for me to use. It's hard enough pushing myself, since I weigh 285. I'm sure glad for the help. You guys and gals are the best! The best thing about a wheelchair is I'm finally short. When I stood I was 6' 6". But it sure is hard sometime folding the long frame into my little chair. I sometimes feel as if I'm in a contortionist society. The hardest thing to do now is shoot a rifle. I have MSA which causes me to shake a bit... so I have to wait until I slide over the zero and hope it goes off as I pass. At least so far I'm still on paper. Next weekend I'm going deer hunting. I hope its easier than using my grandsons Shooting Pumkins game! There were not any video games when I was a kid(you know a kid really is a baby goat). You feel really OLD when a 4 year old beats you at Shooting Pumpkins. Hope you'all had a great Thanksgiving. Just aso you know I'm really thankful for the members of OSA.

 

[Eric_Williams]

Hey Stan check this out

http://www.brownells.com/shooting-a..._7c100000400_d_100000400_d_10068#.ULF-mZG9KSM

 

[Honeybee]

We have a rail for shotguns that lets you mount 3 different things on it, clips onto the barrel.

 

[Shoot Summ]

I have a Fenix light mount on my bicycle, lets you mount any small light. Would easily fit your 1" bar.

http://www.fenixtactical.com/fenix-bike-flashlight-mount-af02.html

As I was checking out different lights I bought a couple of these, I have one unused one that I would be glad to send you to try, I don't need it, won't use it, and you can have it!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081O93N2/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i01

 

[RickN]

All of the suggestions given are good. When I was in the wheelchair biz I always sent people to the bike section at a larger Walmart because it was cheaper then anything made for a wheelchair.

 

[Sparky2]

Ever think about using those maglite mounts? You'd have to devise a way to attach them to the chair (which would be pretty easy with minimal tools).... but the cool part is that you could yank it off and use it as a hand held directional light when needed.
This

plus this (and maybe a couple of metal plates)

That would enable you to have a D-cell Maglite that would serve triple duty.... Mounted light - Hand torch - bashing stick

Ready made product for cheap... (and I think you can aim it a little)
http://www.knifecenter.com/item/KLB1K/Klarus-B1K-Bike-Flashlight-Mount
Want really cheap? This is an inner tube section...