Surefire clicky tailcap vs SR07 tapeswitch

[UPDLEO]

The light in question is a SF Mini Scout M300B. I have it mounted on an Arisaka Offset Keymod Scout Mount at 11 o'clock and I'm currently using the clicky tail cap (Z68). Last weekend at the range, I ran a few mags through a buddy's SBR and he had a similar setup, but with the light mounted at 1 o'clock and an SRO7 at 12 o'clock. I gotta say, the SR07 at 12 o'clock felt more natural (to me). Has anyone had any reliability issues with an SRO7? Is it worth the $75 price tag? Which do you prefer and why?

[b2dap1]

I run it and no problems. I think the only down fall is the possibility of the cord getting snagged. I have a couple zip ties on it to hold it down.

[Outlander Systems]

Yes it is worth it.

It is easily the most ergonomic/natural operation for a light that I've encountered.

[Ledanek]

Is it worth the $75 price tag?

I'm going to regret sharing this with you, but, I'm trying to do solid to "both" members: https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?176355-Surefire-SR07-switch-and-cap
Favor: do a review, and I'll pick up the next EE on the SR07 when I have the cash.

[Kain]

I have the sr07 at 12 o'clock on two of my carbines. It is my go to set up for a defensive carbine since I default to Scouts. Have not had any issues with either of mine in the years that I have had them, and neither has a friend who has been running one since the year they came out.
As far is it better than the clicky cap, it is personal preference. I can't get the clicky cap out far enough on a middy 9 inch rail to be comfortable, and like having both my go to rifles set up the same so I stay with the sr07, even if it is a bit more spendy.

[trinydex]

the 12 o clock tape switch, or even the 1 or 11 o clock tape switch, is so ergonomic and ambidextrous that i no longer accept any other form of light actuation.

[jstalford]

I got one for my scout after using a couple different light setups. I can't imagine setting up a light any other way now.