How do I zero out my laser? What is the pressure button advantage. I can turn it on and off faster with my pointer/trigger finger...
1587183
I found the easiest way to zero in the laser was to line it p with an already set sight and adjust from there. I used my EOTeck halogram and set the laser in line with the red dot on target. The advantague to using the pressure light switch is using the light/laser intermittantly mounted to a forwrd hand grip under thwe barrel. I used a zip tie to hold the switch in place and use my index finger to use the switch when I desire it.
202543
Yes you can manually turn it on and off. It does have an on off button. The button goes from off. to on with a solid laser , then from solid to a flashing laser and then to off again.
764187
Thank you for writing. It does not look like you can get a push button switch like the laser. I looked for one but did not see them.
945380
Yes, the laser has an on-off switch. I use it for several purposes- one being to check parrot temps & turn off the laser when doing so. The laser really only gives you an aiming point IF you need to be exact on what you want temp reading on.
2190783
It has a trigger button. I suppose you can squeeze it not as hard to make it come out slower....
1589709
Yes, in the sense that there is a pressure sensor on the tip which must be depressed (as in pushed into/onto on the surface being nailed/stapled) before the trigger will allow the air pressure to shoot a nail/staple. The amount of travel in the pressure sensor is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inches. It is impossible (seemingly) to "shoot" a nail/staple without pressing the tip against a solid object. I guess you could intentionally use a finger to depress the sensor and then have the unit "shoot", but otherwise its pretty foolproof. Obviously not intended for use by children. All of the guns included use the same system. Yes, in the sense that there is a pressure sensor on the tip which must be depressed (as in pushed into/onto on the surface being nailed/stapled) before the trigger will allow the air pressure to shoot a nail/staple. The amount of travel in the pressure sensor is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inches. It is impossible (seemingly) to "shoot" a nail/staple without pressing the tip against a solid object. I guess you could intentionally use a finger to depress the sensor and then have the unit "shoot", but otherwise its pretty foolproof. Obviously not intended for use by... » Read More Yes, in the sense that there is a pressure sensor on the tip which must be depressed (as in pushed into/onto on the surface being nailed/stapled) before the trigger will allow the air pressure to shoot a nail/staple. The amount of travel in the pressure sensor is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inches. It is impossible (seemingly) to "shoot" a nail/staple without pressing the tip against a solid object. I guess you could intentionally use a finger to depress the sensor and then have the unit "shoot", but otherwise its pretty foolproof. Obviously not intended for use by children. All of the guns included use the same system. « Show Less
202547
Yes it does have an on/off button. When the laser is off you push it once to turn it on. If you push it a second time the laser will strobe. The next push will turn it off.
926171
*Flashlight: turn back end...On-right / Off-left*Laser: push rubber button on back end or attach pressure switch and press it
381537
Aloha, Amy, You have to hold the button, but you could easily arrange something with a rubber band if you needed a continuous red dot. I'm guessing that the battery life might be severely limited and the laser might overheat if you kept it on too long. If you need a continuous red laser dot, you might want to experiment with a cheap single function pointer rather than take a chance on hurting this little beauty.
36716
There is a small button on the left side of the laser. Because it fits flush on the side of the laser (I imagine to prevent accidental shutoff when making contact with the holster), it does require a deliberate press to turn on/off. I have arthritis in my hands and I do not have any difficulty activating the button. However I would not want to do that in a defensive situation.
682033
The laser is fine with excellent range. The problem I'm having is with it staying zeroed. I broke the screw for the mount in an attempt to keep the X400 from coming loose when I shoot. Surefire replaced it for free but it is still annoying.
1936331
sorry friend...yours is broken or you dont have the laser turned on...youcan turn the laser function on or off...look for that maybe...hope that helped
914264
Sorry, but I don't know the answer because I always have my thumb on the button out of habit. I will see if there is something in the book that came with it later today. OK The book says slide the thumb lock back and squeeze the trigger. When the trimmer is running release the thumb lock and should run until you release the trigger. Hope that helps. Don
2204079
It should work fine. The laser is mounted under the barrel not off to the side. Also, the on button can be activated from either side. Off is in the middle. I really like mine now that it's zeroed in. It takes a few rounds to get it there but it seems to hold well so far. I haven't had any problems like,the other person who answered.
641121
Using the laser did not trigger anything as I remember. Now, there is two modes for this presenter: Presentation mode and mouse mode. It may possibly do it in mouse mode, but not as I recall because I pressed the button in mouse mode before and it did not do anything.
367642
LR44. the laser is pretty bright and adjustable so if you dont think it is zero you can re-zero it. I would recommend this product!
651362
If you touch and compress the tip with the trigger pulled "on" it will shoot a nail each time you compress the tip. In other words you can shoot nails as quickly as you can "bounce" the tip on the surface you are nailing. I think the trigger is simply an air release to the nail drive piston and not necessarily a function of contact or sequential release. All I know is it works like it's supposed to allowing me to shoot nails as quickly as I can tap the tip against any surface. It will shoot too many nails if you don't have a feel for it. Hope that answers it