Does the Fast Draw Magnet interfere with or will it damage the electronics of my laser sight mounted to my gun.
1632941
No. Magnetic fields do not effect lasers. However, I would inquire with the manufacture of your sight for specific impact.
1632942
I have a S&W bodyguard 380 with laser sight and have not had a single problem. I also have a walther p99 compact with a streamlight tactical light and also have had no issues. I recommend this product for everyone. Easy to mount too!! I have one in every vehicle.
1632943
I have a S&W; bodyguard 380 with laser sight and have not had a single problem. I also have a walther p99 compact with a streamlight tactical light and also have had no issues. I recommend this product for everyone. Easy to mount too!! I have one in every vehicle.
584587
With your rear sight mounted in a forward position it could effect your sight picture alignment. But with continued practice and get comfortable with the location I don't think it would be a problem. Hope this helps.
1299377
Laser is attached to gun's lower frame's rail and it fits flush with the front of the frame and the slide. I think, It should not interfere with the barrel and slide compensator.
931558
No, neither my S&W; Shield nor my Glock 26 will eject the lase module. I just push it out the breach with the eraser end of a pencil.
607848
They are not magnetic, they use tension from the side metal portion of the sight. They also have a small notch to snug the sight against the original factory sight if needed. Though it may have been unnecessary, I took the advice of someone on a forum and used a tiny piece of double sticky tape between the sight and rail. I have used this sight for over 2,000 rounds of 12 gauge with no issues whatsoever and have friends and family both that have purchased and used one after trying mine. They are all happy and have been without issue as well.
213599
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.
689100
No I doubt it will cause any damage. The buttons are rubberized and these sights are military grade so they should be able to withstand a lot of abuse. Love these sights. Hope this helps
672089
The reflex sight I tried to use was a trijicon (since returned, don't remember model) and it did interfere, with the Prism optics top elevation adjustment knob. I took it off because of that reason. However, I have noticed since that my initial sight-in my initial adjustments my zero has held solid and I have not had to adjust my prism sight, even after taking it off and putting it back on my AR my zero has held. I may have been too hasty on the return. The other option quick release mount for the reflex (fastfire reflex has one I have looked at) would be the other option.
890355
Paint should not affect radio waves nor magnetism, unless it contains metal. The only possible annoyance I can think up is gumming up the release button. I'd not put it on too thick or mask that.
197313
No. I haven't seen any issues with this. By the way, I really like these sights.
984585
On this model you are not supposed to close the bolt, in fact I'd take it out completely when using this. If you close the bolt you risk damaging the laser and the gun.
2088513
I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have trained to have your index finger high on the slide when drawing and punching out the pistol. I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have... » Read More I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have trained to have your index finger high on the slide when drawing and punching out the pistol. « Show Less
2117776
Depends on what you have but it should not interfere with the front sight. I have this on a shotgun and it does not interfere with anything.
1426372
I bought mine with the red dot green dot sight. Didn't like took it off and put on a laser
316468
Yes, it enabled me to still use the iron sights. Be sure to use loctite on the screws to insure they do no loosen up during use.
1026562
It depends on the rifle and rail system. It did not on mine because I usually use MAGPUL fold down sights that stay out of the way.
2248237
It uses the little tab CR1620... NOT the larger 'dime' proportion CR2032. It takes (3) of them stacked up, and it's tricky getting them in the battery slot; it comes with a little red plastic 'sleeve' that helps you stack them up and then slip into the battery slot. The other thing you have to be aware of is the battery springs. They get compressed. What then happens is, the red dot shuts off in the middle of shooting... since any tiny interruption in the power supply will turn it off. Not cool.