Light guide for projecting weapons and handtools
OwnerAlbert J. Lawlessinventor
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A light source guide for attachment to a bottom of a grip of a handgun, a bottom of a firearm magazine, a hand tool or the like, used for resting on top of a portion of the light. The guide is adaptable for receipt on different sizes, shapes, types and lengths of light sources. The light source guide preferably includes a guide base having a upper surface and a first rail and a second rail extending downwardly and outwardly from opposite sides of a bottom surface of the guide base. The first and second rails and the bottom surface of the guide base are preferably adapted for rapid engagement to the top of a suitable light source. Also, the guide base can include at least one aiming wedge disposed between the upper surface of the guide base and the bottom of the implement to which it attaches. The aiming wedges are used for adjusting vertically the alignment of the flashlight beam relative to the line of sight of the handgun or hand tool so that they at a selected distance.
A light guide assembly for mounting on a projecting device, the light guide used to align at least one light beam from a light source with a line of sight of the projecting device, the light guide assembly being adapted for connection to said light source, and comprising:
A flashlight guide assembly for mounting on a bottom of a grip of a handgun or the bottom of a magazine received inside the handgun grip, the flashlight guide used to adjustably align a light beam from a flashlight with the line of sight of said handgun, the flashlight guide being adapted for connection to a portion of the top of said flashlight, said flashlight guide assembly comprising:
A flashlight guide assembly for mounting on a bottom of or next to a grip of a firearm, hand tool or other handheld item used in conjunction with a flashlight or flashlight lantern, the flashlight guide being used to align a flashlight beam from said flashlight with a line of sight of said handheld item, the flashlight guide being adapted for receipt on top of a portion of the flashlight, and comprising:
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