Has anyone seen or put this on a Ruger SR45? Does it sit back toward the trigger far enough to reach the switch with your trigger finger?
1152204
I own a Ruger SR40, and this light/laser sight, and yes, it fits the SR40 perfectly, easy to reach with your trigger finger.
1152205
Not sure about the Ruger in particular but it does come with several adapter plates to fit most any application, however, I can reach mine with the trigger finger but find it much more appropriate to activate with my supporting hand. Here is why, to activate the strobe, you have to flick the switch quickly, I turn the light on then quickly switch it from light to strobe and that split second works better than trying to flick to activate the strobe. These are nice lights with laser but if you do not need the strobe function, the flash light model TLR-2 is less expensive and works great also.
1132735
So far I have not had that problem. It fits behind the trigger snugly. With no safety this is well worth it.
953088
I have it on an AR but from the front of the rail to the rear of the sight is 1". You will still have to reach the rear of the sight to reach the switch. Hope this helps.
495437
I use it on my Ruger P95, a mid size 9mm and I'm pleased with the fit in the trigger well, my even cover more with yours, but I think they all are about the same size! Put them on my AR, 12GA, 22lr rifle. Very nice and sturdy, the numbers are just a little hard to see.(with my bad eyes) but with key locks are easy, and easy to access also! Picking and breaking the locking mechenisim! I might lose keys but remember 3 numbers. That's my view & opinion, hope it helps! :-)
1212087
This works well on a 22 with a stationary rail. I would not recommend this sight on a slide, especially a 45, due to the strong recoil.
310901
This is not a drop in scope mount for your Ruger SR1911. It is too small in width and will not fit any 1911. I have a Springfield Armory and a Rock Island Armory 1911 and this scope mount is not the right size. I tried to grind and file the mount to make it fit but, it is too narrow for the 1911. The best thing I would suggest is buy the rail and remove your rear sight and screw the rail to your slide. Then mount your scope to your Ruger SR1911.
37795
It only fits on a Picatinny rail. If you gun does not have one then you will need to see if Ruger makes a rail adapter for you firearm.
1848834
There is a push switch which is directly in front of the trigger guard, easily reached with your trigger finger. This would not work for a left handed shooter, but works great for right handed. I can turn it on, and were it necessary immediately have my finger on the trigger without changing my grip.
1526586
Yes! To clarify, the improvement in actual accuracy for the new model Rugers may be a matter of fractions of an inch vs inches on the older models. As I stated in my review, I don't really care if it actually works, it just LOOKS so damn cool!!!
1519041
No . I stopped at my local sport shop and tried it...the trigger guard is wider than the Ruger so it won't lock in to place.... Hope this helps.
815856
I put this on my Ruger 10/22. For it to fit properly, I had to buy a low profile tactical rail ($8). Out to 30 yards, once sighted in (which is pretty easy), I can't miss! For me 30 yards with this is my limit. Any further, I suggest using a scope.
493747
My trigger guard does the same thing. It releases toward the front. I have learned to deal with this. Hope this helps.
371288
I bought it for a taurus pt609 it fit but protruded past the muzzle. I now have it on my ruger sr45. Fits fine. Don't know the specs of your gun maybe you could look them up to compare. Hope this helps.
1858700
Yes it does. Here check out a pic. http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=151120
1678647
I mounted this on forward rail of my Ruger Gunsite and it worked just fine but I put an XS site system rail and moved it back. The eye relief is adequate, I just prefer it farther back.
213598
I have used mine on my S&W; SD9VE and also my Ruger 9E and have fired a few hundred rounds through each gun with the light attached and it did not come lose, nor did it fall off. It still works just fine. I like the locking latch system this light uses vs. a screw/knob combination that other lights use because I could see the screw coming lose with repeated firing. The locking latch system on this NC star clicks/locks into place. I have not had a chance to mount this on an XD so I don't know how much rail clearance your pistol has so either it will fit and be snug, or not. You may need to return it if it doesn't work. I have used mine on my S&W; SD9VE and also my Ruger 9E and have fired a few hundred rounds through each gun with the light attached and it did not come lose, nor did it fall off. It still works just fine. I like the locking latch system this light uses vs. a screw/knob combination that other lights use because I could see the screw coming lose with repeated firing. The locking latch system on this NC star clicks/locks into place. I have not had a chance to mount this on an XD so I don't know how much rail clearance your pistol has so either it will fit and be snug, or not. You may need to... » Read More I have used mine on my S&W; SD9VE and also my Ruger 9E and have fired a few hundred rounds through each gun with the light attached and it did not come lose, nor did it fall off. It still works just fine. I like the locking latch system this light uses vs. a screw/knob combination that other lights use because I could see the screw coming lose with repeated firing. The locking latch system on this NC star clicks/locks into place. I have not had a chance to mount this on an XD so I don't know how much rail clearance your pistol has so either it will fit and be snug, or not. You may need to return it if it doesn't work. « Show Less
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I have a Colt Commander and that trigger fit in the gun but the width wasn't wide enough it left a gap in the back of the trigger. So I put the stock trigger back on.