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Turn your Minimag AA or Streamlight Jr. flashlight into a L.E.D. flashlight with this L.E.D. conversion kit. Features three long lasting L.E.D. bulbs.
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Minimag L.E.D. Conversion Kit
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Turn your Minimag AA or Streamlight Jr. flashlight into a L.E.D. flashlight with this L.E.D. conversion kit. Features three long lasting L.E.D. bulbs.
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Pics please. 
Image from Halpern Titanium
Mine are sized 2 3/4" x 9/16" (at the top) x 1/4" (at the bottom). They would suffice as replacements for BM's and Spydercos, assuming you're using the standard shape as a template. They just need to be shaped, drilled and finished. Working with titanium in this regard is very easy. It files and sands easily and it is a cinch to drill the stuff. They are 6AL/4V titanium. I have two, and the only difference between the pic and the ones I have is that I have used a permanent marker to plot out the center of the clips from tip to tip to make symmetrical grinding and shaping easier.
Mine are sized 2 3/4" x 9/16" (at the top) x 1/4" (at the bottom). They would suffice as replacements for BM's and Spydercos, assuming you're using the standard shape as a template. They just need to be shaped, drilled and finished. Working with titanium in this regard is very easy. It files and sands easily and it is a cinch to drill the stuff. They are 6AL/4V titanium. I have two, and the only difference between the pic and the ones I have is that I have used a permanent marker to plot out the center of the clips from tip to tip to make symmetrical grinding and shaping easier.
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Those look great ... going to have to pass though, I have no way of drilling the holes.
Thanks though for the offer.
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Ryan
Thanks though for the offer.
Still Available!
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Chiro ... you've got one ahead of you in line that I haven't heard from ... if he is a no go ... we're on with some spydie holes drilled.
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As of right now still available.
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