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Dragon Case
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Yes it will fit.
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well, my WL core shakes in its dragon case, its sorta how they are designed. Think of a cigar tube (another option btw) with a fancy design when you think of a dragon case. But the case does have felt on the inside so the shakiness isn't a big deal. The laser isn't REAL loose but don't expect a snug fit...
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It fits my NOVA x100 fine. You should be O.K
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i have 4 Dragon Cases left that i am selling. PM me if interested. phoenix77/rob 
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Yes it would.
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Strange my Nova X series won't fit the dragon cases, it sticks out the top just enough that you can't put the cap on.
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electron said:
At the "bottom" of the case is a styrofoam pad. It may be too tall for your laser. It is a pain in the ass to get it out of there, but it can be done. Then you can replace it with a smaller piece of open cell foam that will collapse more.
Peace,
dave
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Yea I did see the white foam at the bottom of the tube and didn't try and remove it though, probably is a pain.
I use these instead though;
https://www.gopens.com/Parts/Tubes.htm
Only cost a buck each, and you can adjust them so it doesn't move/rattle around; very sturdy and thick plastic too.
I use these instead though;
https://www.gopens.com/Parts/Tubes.htm
Only cost a buck each, and you can adjust them so it doesn't move/rattle around; very sturdy and thick plastic too.
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electron said:
I can't find the ID anywhere. What is the ID of the smaller tube?
Peace,
dave
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I just measured one, it's 3/4".
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Dang - I wish I would have scrolled to the bottom of this thread...I just sent an email to the owner, asking about the ID (DOH !) I have seen those before (somewhere) and they look really nice and sturdy - if you have a Kryton, can you see if it would fit ? I don't have one handy to measure it....
(DOH !) I have seen those before (somewhere) and they look really nice and sturdy - if you have a Kryton, can you see if it would fit ? I don't have one handy to measure it....
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Yes they are *very* sturdy and durable, I've had them for about a year now, I bought a dozen of them. They are really hand for many items, I even have the fat adjustable DX200 Red lasers in one, and it fits very nicely. Sorry I don't have a kryton, but if you can tell me the exact size, I can measure it with a caliper if you need me to.
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WOW - Gary already replied to me ! THAT is lightning fast customer service !
