Kevin...

You're gonna hate me for this, but I'm going for it anyways!

So I got to looking at the Hawglite web site a while back, and I thought to myself, "I can make something similar to that." So I did...



1 @ 1/4" split lock Washer.
1 @ 1/4" Combo Round machine screw with nut. I used 1/4-20x1/2.
1 @ 5/16-24 x 1 and 1/2 Hex Cap Screw Grade 5 SAE with nut to match.
1 @ 1/4" Rubber lined Zinc Electrical clamp. Rubbler lined for vibration dampening.
1 @ 1" Rubber lined Zinc Electrical clamp. This will vary depending on the circumference of your light.
1 @ roll of radiator hose tape.

Assembly time, 4 minutes. Self explanatory.

This is the final product:



Now no... I'm not out to hurt a company like Hawglite, and I strongly suggest you buy the actual light. It is vastly superior to my Frankenstein project here. This is just something I needed quick and dirty like.

looks good

That's pretty high tech Rick, I've taped flashlites to my stabilizer before, but that's fancy.

now thats redneck!

Very cool Rick!

Well Kelly can rest easy knowing it was a complete failure. After seeing the Hawglite in action, and getting a really good idea of the light that thing puts out, I would just suggest to anyone reading this to contact Kelly and get his model. It is VASTLY superior and less of a hassel.

Ahhhhh.....................that's where Rick went..................back to the drawing board!!!!!

Completely... in Texas. Not in Colorado. We can't have anything on the bow or the arrow that is of an electric/electronic nature. Not even lighted nocks... which really seems stupid to me because it doesn't aid in the take, only in the recovery. But... I live here... I play by their rules no matter how idiotic they may seem.