Cpprhd Skull Flashlight Clip For Hanko, CWF, Laulima, Okluma

Eugene Medvedev, who operates under his label CPPRHD (pronounced Copperhead) ,Renowned for his iconic EDC lanyard beads, Eugene extends his unique vision and design which is suitably jaw-dropping and breathtaking.

CPPRHD Skull Clip - Sculpted Bronze and Titanium Flashlight Pocket Clip

The CPPRHD Skull Clip replaces the stock pocket clip on Hanko, CWF, Laulima and Okluma flashlights with a sculpted bronze winged skull riding a sprung titanium arm. The skull is cast and hand-finished with dark patina in the sockets and polished bronze highlights, the back plate is engraved Copperhead Metalworks, and the two-screw mount drops straight onto the light's existing clip screws. Limited run. More flashlights and tactical EDC flashlights at EDCMALL.

Titanium Arm, Bronze Skull: How the Build Works

A pocket clip needs two contradictory things: a spring that never gives up and a face worth looking at. CPPRHD splits the job - the sprung flat arm is machined from titanium for temper and corrosion resistance, while the winged winged skull is cast in bronze and hand-patinated so the eye sockets and horn detail stay crisp. The two-screw mounting pattern matches Hanko, CWF, Laulima and Okluma torches. Pair it with CPPRHD beads, or browse EDC accessories and every flashlight in the store to plan the rest of the loadout.

Why the CPPRHD Clip Belongs on Your Flashlight

• Sculpted bronze winged skull figure cast and hand-finished by CPPRHD.
• Sprung clip arm machined from titanium for temper and corrosion resistance.
• Dark hand-patinated detail against polished bronze highlights.
• Back plate engraved Copperhead Metalworks - the maker's stamp of authenticity.
• Two-screw mount drops straight onto Hanko, CWF, Laulima and Okluma torches.
• Replaces the plain stock clip with sculptural, collectible metalwork.
• Limited edition run - hand-finished, small numbers, then retired.
• Pairs with CPPRHD lanyard beads for a matched EDC setup.

Best Uses for the CPPRHD Skull Clip

• Upgrading a Hanko, CWF, Laulima or Okluma flashlight with a collectible clip.
• Matching a bronze bead and bronze clip for a coordinated EDC carry.
• Deep-pocket carry - the sculpted face adds grip when drawing the light.
• Collector display alongside other CPPRHD limited runs.
• A gift for the flashlight person who already owns every emitter there is.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which flashlights does this clip fit?
It is shaped for the standard two-screw clip mount used on Hanko, CWF, Laulima and Okluma flashlights. It mounts on the torch's existing clip screws with no modification.

What is it made of?
Two materials: the sprung flat arm is machined titanium, and the sculpted figure is cast bronze with a hand-applied dark patina and polished highlights.

Is it a genuine CPPRHD piece?
Yes - sculpted by Eugene Medvedev under the CPPRHD label, with the Copperhead Metalworks engraving on the back plate and a hand-written certificate card included.

Will the finish change over time?
The bronze will keep maturing with carry - patina deepens, polish softens. A jewellery polishing cloth restores shine whenever you want it.

Is this a limited edition?
Yes. CPPRHD clips are produced in small hand-finished runs; once a run sells through the design is retired.

Glossary of Key Terms

CPPRHD
The label of metal artist Eugene Medvedev - a consonant-only stylisation of Copperhead, the brand behind some of the most recognisable sculpted EDC accessories of the last decade.

Eugene Medvedev
The independent metal artist behind CPPRHD. His work blends industrial casting with organic sculpting, and each limited run is hand-finished rather than machine-polished.

Flashlight Pocket Clip
A sprung arm that holds a torch inside a pocket rim. On custom lights the clip is usually the first part owners upgrade, because it sets both the carry depth and the look.

Titanium Clip Arm
The flat, sprung part of the clip, machined from titanium for spring temper, low weight and corrosion resistance.

Cast Bronze
A copper-tin alloy poured into a mould and finished by hand. Bronze is dense, warm-toned and develops a rich patina with carry.

Patina
The dark oxide layer that forms on copper alloys. Here it is applied and encouraged by hand - a finish, not damage.

Copperhead Metalworks Engraving
The maker's stamp engraved across the clip's back plate, reading Copperhead Metalworks - made in Russia, est. 2015.

Hanko / CWF / Laulima / Okluma
Custom and small-batch flashlight makers whose torches use a standard two-screw clip mount - the lights this replacement clip is shaped to fit.

Two-Screw Mount
The clip fixing pattern used by these lights: two screw holes plus a body cutout, so the clip drops straight onto the stock screws.

Limited Edition
Each CPPRHD clip run is produced in small numbers and hand-finished; once sold through, the design is retired.

Who Should Buy the CPPRHD Skull Clip

• Owners of Hanko, CWF, Laulima or Okluma lights who want a clip worth staring at.
• CPPRHD collectors building matched bronze EDC setups.
• Anyone who treats flashlights as pocket jewellery, not just tools.
• Gift shoppers hunting a small, unmistakable, handmade piece.
• Buyers who prefer sprung titanium arms over soft stamped steel clips.

Who Should Skip It

• Anyone whose torch is not on the compatibility list - check the mount first.
• Buyers who want a discreet, all-black clip that disappears in the pocket.
• People who are rough on gear and dislike patina - bronze marks honestly.
• Shoppers on a tight budget; hand-sculpted limited runs sit at the top of the range.
• Anyone expecting a restock - limited runs sell once and are retired.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe the bead or clip with a soft dry cloth after handling; skin salts slowly dull the polish.
• Let the patina develop - the darkened bronze is a finish, not damage, and it deepens with carry.
• To restore shine, rub gently with a jewellery polishing cloth; never use abrasive pastes or steel wool.
• Keep the piece dry: rinse off salt water immediately and dry fully, or the bronze can green-spotted.
• A thin film of microcrystalline wax twice a year slows oxidation on polished surfaces.
• Avoid perfumes, chlorine and household solvents; chemicals attack copper alloys and cloud the finish.
• Do not store the piece in a sealed damp pouch for months; air it out with your gear now and then.
• Wipe the titanium clip arm with a damp cloth only; abrasive polish dulls the heat-coloured finish.
• Check the sculpted joints and engraved faces occasionally so grit never works into the detail lines.