Customer Reviews

MAGLITE LWSA301 Replacement Lamp for 3-C Cell/D-Cell Flashlight

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
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To install this you need to first remove the lens cover by unscrewing it. Then inside the flashlight there is a small ring that holds the lamp in place. You must unscrew this small silver ring, place the lamp into the socket and then screw the ring back on, this ring is what holds the bulb in place.

By the way, your flashlight may have an extra bulb in the spring portion that holds the batteries in place, inside of a piece of foam.

Local big box stores, local hardware stores, seem to believe that the price on a Maglite flashlight is so low that they do not need to sell the bulbs. My antique Winchester flashlight takes these same bulbs and a new flashlight will not replace that light. At least some stores in the United States still carry these bulbs. I wish they were not so hard to find.

What can I say, there're light bulbs. Mag Lites are great products; when you need a bulb, these work. Good price and delivery. Not much else to say...

I don't care what anybody says you want a flashlight you get a maglite. I have had the flashlight for 20 years and I am now on my third bulb. Oh well I'll be in my sixties when its time to replace them again.

Was grateful to find maglite replacement bulbs because they no longer are available locally. Shipping was super fast.

Not much to say about these except that they work. One of them had a small burr on the little flange around the bulb that I had to scrape down with a pocket knife before it would work properly. For this reason, I knocked off one star from the review. If you want to upgrade the brightness (and battery life) of your mag-lite, you might want to consider one of the "LED Upgrade" kits also available on Amazon.