Is this the model where you turn it on/off with the same finger/side or the model you push it in on one side/off the other side?
329831
The switch is a rod going through to either side at about where the tip of the index finger rests. when its centered its off. pushing it from either side turns it on. Turning it off requires pushing it back to center from the side opposite the one you turned it on from.
329832
It has a center off switch, you push on from either side. When you slide into the weapon in a holster, it turns the laser off. Nice feature!
329833
This model is ambidextrous. You can turn it on with either hand, but have to turn it off by pressing the opposite side to recenter the switch to the off position.
329834
You push it on either with your right or left index finger which is a very natural motion. On is all the way to the left or all the way to the right of the switch. Off is the central position of the switch. My holster (contact troutguy1911@gmail.com) easily prevents inadvertent turn on when holstered.
329835
You push it in on one side to turn it on and push in on the other side to turn it off.
144153
You click on the on button. Just play with it. Like tap two times and something will happen. Then click once and see. It is definitely in the on off button. Once you get it figured out it is easy. Sorry this isn't clearer but I got mine a while ago. Try what I said though. Good luck!
17283
There is a lever that it comes with that replaces the slide release lever that's already on the firearm, the new lever is also the on/off switch, it's ambidextrous, which ever side you push in to turn on, push in on the other side to turn off...
1134558
It is an on/off switch that you operate with your foot. It is not momentary.
998516
As Matthew said it's activated on the front side of the grip and as Willie points out, there is an on/off switch. I also really like mine on a Colt Gunsite 1911. My battery is still good and it's been almost 2 years!
424420
Depending on the one you buy. This one, "On/Off" version, means that it will click in when on and stay clicked in. In this manner it will "remember" that it is ON. You need to click it in again for it to go OFF. The other version is the one where you need to hold it in to have it stay on. Probably more suitable for an application for where you want to flash high beams or something like that. Hope this helps!
1853626
The one I just got from Amazon has a button that slides back and forth. I bought one from a local store that you can press the button for on/off repeatedly from either side. The one bought thru amazon: once button is pressed, then press it again from the other side to turn off. It moves side to side. I'm sending it back.
875017
It doesn't come with the switch on the right. It's just a double faceplate, and assumes you already have a switch for the right side (or left if you turn the faceplate upside down - there's no writing on it so it could go either way). I'm not aware of a SPDT model. If you want a SPDT for the right, you just supply your own. The timer it comes with is a switch - SPST.
245602
The unlock button is one side only. It is not difficult to use the index finger to slide it if holding with left hand. See... your momma should have trained you to use your right hand like us correct people do! (Kidding of course). It is the nicest tongs I have ever owned.
245603
No unlock button on both sides, just on the left extension. You would have to use your left index finger to slide the lock it if you use this item with your left hand.
714600
The one shown is right handed, as is the one I own. The release would need to be on the outside for your index finger to push it.
854584
Not on mine version which looks like the picture to the left. There is a button one pushes to turn it off.
249053
There is a small push button on the back left of unit. Once on gun i use my left thumb to operate button. I am right handed so my thumb placement is right there with very little effort...
998517
It's activated from the front Sarah, using your middle finger (applying) pressure on the "button" that's built into the grip, & the button is concealed internally. It's a little ironic that your middle finger activates it :-) I love mine it's not in the way nor does it leave an awkward grip of your hand or get in the way at all. Hopefully that helped you out. Cheers
676756
Is the on/off switch on the side opposite the cord or on the side where the cord comes out?
2016181
It's a tiny latch that slides to the right. You could do it one handed but it might be difficult to get ahold of if you have big fingers.
726560
This may sound dumb, but is the smaller yellow button behind the 3 larger round ones switched to the on position?