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Question: will it hold a coleman ct-50
Document: i have had this holster for over 7 months and is still holding. i wear it everyday as i do guard services and constantly using it and moving. it has loosen a bit but not too much to worry that my $50 led flashlight will fall out. i recommend this holster to anyone looking for a well built product that will last a while.
I had a hard time finding a holster for my mag 50 flashlight.The nite ize holster works perfectly.I use every night at work and it has held up well.Product arrived on time in original package.I have recommended to co workers and friends.
Works fine; bought for a XL-50; fit with no issues; tried and worked with following:  a AA Maglite and a 2 C Maglite;  tried a AAA maglight but was just a little to small and slide thru;  Only real complaint is the plastic belt clip seems a little flimsy;  Good for my use (keeps my XL from rolling off dresser and clips to jeans).
my husband love it he like that it hold the flashlight and its easy to use what else can I say
This thing is awesome it has such a wide range it can hold almost any sized flashlight from the smallest maglite to the largest.
I don't use this everyday, but it is handy to hold light and point it to your path and keep your hands free.
I use this to hold my Fenix on my passenger side visor ... always there when I need it .... great design ...
this is a great holster because it hold any flashlight from a AAA light to a D cell and goes right back to size with out wearing out
Nice extensible case for any Lamp (Include 502B). Have a good belt clip and you can rotate very easy when hold in waist for have light in front.
This is a very nice flashlight holder. It is a bit stiff at first to get one in there but at least it isn't going to fall out. The pivot feature is nice when you can't hold the flashlight.
Answer: no