TLR Weapon Mounted Light Switches

[Smitty79]

I have TLR1s, of various flavors, on all of the long guns I would plan to use for defense. I'd like to add a remote pad on top of the rails on my ARs. This seems to be the current thought in managing lights on ARs.

I think I need one of each of these per rifle. Am I right?

Cap replacement https://www.amazon.com/Streamlight-R...%3AStreamlight

Pressure switch https://www.amazon.com/Streamlight-R...reamlight&th=1

[Allen]

Yep!

Id consider keeping but grinding off the nub on the new tail cap for ND's.

Al

[Smitty79]

Yep!

Id consider keeping but grinding off the nub on the new tail cap for ND's.

Al

I'm not a big rifle, or light, guy. I stopped shooting 3 gun 5 years ago. I'm returning to rifle for defensive use. What do you mean by ND?

[jsbhike]

I'm not a big rifle, or light, guy. I stopped shooting 3 gun 5 years ago. I'm returning to rifle for defensive use. What do you mean by ND?

Negligent discharge of the light by unintentionally bumping the paddle.

[Allen]

Negligent discharge of the light by unintentionally bumping the paddle.

Bingo. Depending on how you mount it, that arm likes to get bumped. Cut off the arm/paddle part & leave the flush lever - if you need constant light it's there, if you don't it's less likely to get hit by accident. If it's just a nightstand gun you probably wont have to worry about it. Start shooting 3 gun again or taking night classes & it's worth consideration.

Al

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