I have a Ruger P40 with extended tube flashlight on the bottom rail. Is the bottom open? Will it accomdate a flashlight?
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I have a SD40VE and I plan on getting a light for mine.It has two Velcro straps to adjust the unit it should work
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I don't know about your specific gun but I have a beretta m92fs with a rail attachment and flashlight on it and it fits great. the strap is concerning thought. I did a video review on youtube https://youtu.be/gCTtR3lR_JU
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No it will not I have the p 95 and a p85 there is no rail under the barrel , there may be an abaptor to fit under the slide but non that I have ever seen your best bet would be a trigger gained lazor bill . Good luck
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No, the M&P Shield does not have a rail to mount a light or laser. You have to hold the flashlight in your hand while shooting the Shield or get a laser that is made for it and mounts to the trigger guard such as the Crimson Trace Laserguard, Laser Max Centerfire or similar. If you want a compact S&W that has a light rail, try the M&P 40c. This light will mount nicely on the 40c.
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It will fit a weapon mount and the cigar ring is removable. That ring is designed to help you use the flashlight one handed and hold it while using a pistol.I love Olights, I own three. But that said, I keep a Surefire on my gun. These are great lights and the M22 is designed to be mounted on a weapon and is compatible with pressure pads, but I wouldn't recommend depending on a Chinese flashlight when your life is on the line.
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The flashlight is pretty big to mount onto a scope... I would say its the same size as your scope if not bigger, so you would have to find something custom made for it.
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It looks like your gun has the required tactical rail needed below the barrel..however if your barrel length is 3.5" the light may not fit flush under the barrel, exposing it to potential powder burns...I have exactly 2.5" between the front of my trigger guard and the tip of my barrel on the M&P; .40 which fits this light perfectly even with the end of the gun. I have read that wrapping the light housing with black electrical tape will reduce the amount of damage from muzzle flash/etc if it does protrude beyond the end of the barrel but have not had to try it. My overall barrel length is 4.25 so I am guessing this light would require said tape if yours is in fact a 3.5" barrel. Hope this helps! It looks like your gun has the required tactical rail needed below the barrel..however if your barrel length is 3.5" the light may not fit flush under the barrel, exposing it to potential powder burns...I have exactly 2.5" between the front of my trigger guard and the tip of my barrel on the M&P; .40 which fits this light perfectly even with the end of the gun. I have read that wrapping the light housing with black electrical tape will reduce the amount of damage from muzzle flash/etc if it does protrude beyond the end of the barrel but have not had to try it. My overall barrel... » Read More It looks like your gun has the required tactical rail needed below the barrel..however if your barrel length is 3.5" the light may not fit flush under the barrel, exposing it to potential powder burns...I have exactly 2.5" between the front of my trigger guard and the tip of my barrel on the M&P; .40 which fits this light perfectly even with the end of the gun. I have read that wrapping the light housing with black electrical tape will reduce the amount of damage from muzzle flash/etc if it does protrude beyond the end of the barrel but have not had to try it. My overall barrel length is 4.25 so I am guessing this light would require said tape if yours is in fact a 3.5" barrel. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Hi there fellow gun owner. First I want to apologize for taking too long to answer your question. But yes I looked at the way it was designed and it looks as if you are able to use either side for the flashlight. Hope I can help. Good luck.
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No. The light requires a picatinney rail on the front underside of the barrel, your model does not have that, sorry.
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I'm using it for my short shotgun. I have the picatinny rail ring around the end of the magazine past the fore-end. You can have on bipod or a bottom light or something on top like optics but not much on the side because it would interfere when you put it in and take it out. With all the extra things the scabbard has on it I can add pockets or holders to have other implaments at the ready to add to my shotgun.
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Yes the sight has to be pulled from the slide as the battery is on the bottom of the rmr
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Other answers speak to fit on your gun. I would let you know that the rear sight is not a night sight, only the front sight is tritium. You can't see the rear sight in the dark.
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I dont remember if its open on bottom yes if not no only difference is length of barrel and slide heres the catch if your slide is sticking past the bottom of holster with any holster it may snag on holster
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I have the older p250, old rail style in .40. It fits decent there is a little wiggle but it stays locked in.
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The flashlight mounts to a standard Picatinny rail, so if your weapon is equipped with one, the flashlight will mount to it no matter the manufacturer.
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I own a Ruger SR40, and this light/laser sight, and yes, it fits the SR40 perfectly, easy to reach with your trigger finger.
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The switch for laser is very small on bottom. The switch for lite is on the side you push it in and it will slide back and forth from side to side. Make sure you unscrew the front part and put in the battery. Also the first time you push in its full on if you quickly shut off then back on it will flash. Hope this helps very easy to use. Great fit on my full size M&P; 9
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You dont mount anything in this. This fits over the barrel or in my case the lower tube of my shotgun. The flashlight attaches to the picatinny rail. The flashlight or whatever else MUST be able to go on the rail. (Located on the bottom in the picture)