Coghlan's Lantern Lighter
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- Uses ordinary lighter flints
- Spring loaded flint magazine
- Compatible with most gasoline, propane and butane lanterns
- Attaches to lantern for convenience
Coghlan's Lantern Lighter allows you to easily light your lantern in wind, rain, and darkness without matches. The lighter shaft slides up through the mantle totally eliminating the hassle of trying to get your match close enough to the mantle to light. After lighting, pull the shaft back out and leave the lighter attached to the lantern for convenient future usage. This lighter has a spring loaded flint magazine and can be used with most gasoline, propane and butane lanterns.
Rated 3.8 out of 5Â by 4
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by fishboy123467 great item
i got this for my potato gun and it works great
its very stable and makes a great spark
great price and the only problem was the screw that holds the part that twists fell off so i bought a new one and glued the screw in and it hasnt fallen off yet
great low price
i dont regret it
August 2, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by mwatki20 Potato canon
I purchased Coglan's lantern lighter as the "trigger" for my son's potato canon. It fired perfectly.
However, when installing the lighter onto the canon I turned the tightening nut too much and broke the brass. We had to buy another (I bought 3 more just in case).
July 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by happycamper55 a must-have accessory
Installed this in my Coleman lantern 34 years ago and it still works like a charm - no troubles ever! Only maintenance it has ever needed is to check the flint now and then and replace the flint when needed
When you know your lantern's knob settings (or have marked them with little dots of silicone seal - 1dot for "light", 2 dots for "run", 3 dots for "tip clean"), you can pump up and light and operate your lantern in the dark without ANY matches or other lighting, just by touch - very useful when camping and vital when you use this for emergency power-fail lighting.
This is the second most useful accessory for a lantern (the MOST useful, IMO, is a carry case)
November 25, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5Â by buttons1819 worst purchase ever
I tried to use this on my lantern at camp and before I even installed it the striker wheel kept sliding past the flint and you would have to disassemble the flint and spring to get the striker wheel back in its right place. Then after I had installed it on my lantern I was only able to get one use out of it before it broke completely. the striker wheel broke the flint and i had to go out and buy more flints.
October 19, 2011
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