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YVK
10-02-08, 09:58
.. is universal light attachment secure enough, or you'd recommend rail lock?

The pistol in question is G19, and the light is X300. I need to order my RCS holster, but I don't have my pistol at hand so I can't just go and test it.

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Jay Cunningham
10-02-08, 10:02
It is my experience that the rail lock is overkill.

Buck
10-02-08, 10:03
I run an X300 on a G35 and have never had an issue... I think they make a great combo...

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trio
10-02-08, 10:51
i keep a x200B on my G34, and it has always been just fine....


the TLR-1 that is on the G17 near the wife isn't anymore secure IMHO

MisterWilson
10-02-08, 11:02
The standard universal lock was more than good enough. Attach it when you get home, yank it off when you carry.

As for the rail lock, when I moved it from my G19 to my rifle, THAT'S when it came in handy.

sff70
10-02-08, 12:09
Not a Glock, but . . .

I install the rail lock on my X200 and X300s, for all applications.

Reason is, at a instructor class my X200 (secured by the standard lock) fell off my the rail on my 1911. Twice. This convinced me that the rail lock is a good idea.

3 yrs later, the rail lock 100% for sure retains the light on the pistol.

The rail on the 1911 is in spec at best as I can tell. Don't know if perhaps it was tolerance stacking with the rail, or with the light.

beau1911
10-02-08, 13:18
I also run X300's on all my glocks, and my AR's for that matter. After thousands of rounds through the glocks, universal attachment is still 100% solid.