Can this light withstand ar10 recoil? prior laser/light could not handle the pressure of mounting to left front piccanny rail. fell off after 5 shots
645952
Yes it can I've shoot over 300 rounds out of my AR 15 and had no problems out mine
645953
I use one on my AK47 and my Remington tatical 12 gauge which has a lot more recoil than an AR15 with no problems
1855584
It mounted on my SR9C. The light stuck out about an inch from the barrel. I shot 50 rounds with no problems. Laser is nice and bright compared to my other lasers with the coin batteries.
1482943
I'm thinking it probably will hold just fine for a AK round. But, I wouldn't bet so on a higher recoil cartridge. It's holding up rather well on my AR pieces (rifle / pistol). Hadn't had to re-zero as of yet. The sight is a good value for the dollar when a EoTech 512 is not in the budget.
1718062
Yes, I've had this on my AR for almost a year. But, I take extreme caution with my investment; I baby my baby, baby. No bang arounds. No drops. This set comes with bubble switches, which I instaled on my foregrip for the light, momentary on. The laser I left the button on the back of the laser "as is" push once, on continuous, push second time, off continuous. There are 2 screws to zero @ 90 degrees from eachother to adjust zero. Hope this helps, Ryan. Let me know any further questions. Happy to help.
388158
It fits on mine fine. I have not shot it with the laser light on tho...It fell of my 40c when I did go to the range. It seems to fit better on longer railed guns...
1560314
The TLR-1 works well on most carbines, AR variants, AKs, and such. Although its larger in diameter than most dedicated rifle lights it can preform as light for a rifle, pistol, or shotgun. I would consider if your looking for a "do all" light that's in the $100 range.
1967565
If it is under the rail then no, if it is a grip style of laser, then it should be ok.
1077875
This unit itself has very little weight to it. It depends on what you have attached to it. I have a CREE Li-ion with red LED light as part of the unit. Together they add enough weight to help hold the gun barrel down. My handgun is a SW9VE w 18 Rd Mag. I do recommend this unit. I have noticed that both Picatinny and Weaver add on units will fit this rail. 400 rounds and it hasn't moved yet.
1034606
Wouldn't recommend it. Not sure it can handle the recoil. Also seems to me it would snap off the first time you drop or bang your rifle on something. For the same price you can buy a light attachment for your rail and choose a better weapon light. I have the tlr-4 on my usp .40. Laser holds zero for about 100-150 shots before it starts to creep. Only bought this to avoid buying an adapter as it fits on the usp rail nicely.
2108124
As long as you have a rail to mount it on with a mount it is an amazing light. Have it mounted on my ar with hundreds of rounds down range with no problems. It is also extremely bright
1178873
I have this mounted on a Stag Arms AR15... I run it in 3 gun matches and its rock solid. 6" plates at 200 yards off-hand... No problem. Good glass / bright reticle / clear etch for no power application . A++
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The Tri-Rail mount works great but you may need a small spacer on the bottom to accommodate for the laser touching the magazine. I used a piece of PVC pipe cut in half of the same diameter of the outside of the magazine. I would recommend not ordering the rest of the cheap hardware and spend an extra few dollars for a high quality laser site and flashlight. Both of these from my original order blew out within the first 50 rounds and the laser never sighted in correctly. I also use a Magpul MOE 870 for-end that is slotted to run the laser pressure switch on the inside without causing any binding. The Tri-Rail mount works great but you may need a small spacer on the bottom to accommodate for the laser touching the magazine. I used a piece of PVC pipe cut in half of the same diameter of the outside of the magazine. I would recommend not ordering the rest of the cheap hardware and spend an extra few dollars for a high quality laser site and flashlight. Both of these from my original order blew out within the first 50 rounds and the laser never sighted in correctly. I also use a Magpul MOE 870 for-end that is slotted to run the laser pressure switch on the inside without causing any... » Read More The Tri-Rail mount works great but you may need a small spacer on the bottom to accommodate for the laser touching the magazine. I used a piece of PVC pipe cut in half of the same diameter of the outside of the magazine. I would recommend not ordering the rest of the cheap hardware and spend an extra few dollars for a high quality laser site and flashlight. Both of these from my original order blew out within the first 50 rounds and the laser never sighted in correctly. I also use a Magpul MOE 870 for-end that is slotted to run the laser pressure switch on the inside without causing any binding. « Show Less
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This light is very durable, uses an LED bulb and has a lifetime warranty (http://www.surefire.com/warranty). Thus, I think it should hold up and last. However, you might consider the Surefire forend weapon lights (http://www.surefire.com/dsf-500-590-shotgun-forend.html). After you take into consideration the cost of the light, the mount and the pressure switch, coupled with the placement of each, the cost of the single unit may be more palatable.
862929
Should fit your rail with no problems. It fits my s&w; 40 perfectly. the laser on mine will not hold center though. As soon as I center it, and turn it on and off it is off again. Great light though.
1201967
Dan not sure what you are asking. Mine is mounted on an AR. Have no issues with it. Great alternative to an expensive EOTECH.
1736172
Yes. I have used the same light on 2 rifles now. Total rounds ~100k. Functions like new except for cosmetic scratches. It mounts nicely just in front of a grip pod.
1176377
I have not mounted mine to an AR platform. I have a KSG with only 250 rounds fired with this site on it. So far, it is holding up to the pounding that weapon gives.