Does anyone own a Beretta PF sub compact with this light and does it lock on the rail. Thank you, John
900514
As others have said, I also use this on a px4 storm and it fits great. If your pistol has a rail you should be fine. By-the-way this a great light, the beam is blinding in a darkened room.
900515
It's a perfect fit on a px4 storm subcompact. Locks on the rail without any issues.
374008
Mine is not equipped with the light, but is very form fitting. If you buy the holster fora gun equipped with the light, i wouldn't think it wiuld be a problem.
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
160826
Not sure, but I would move on to a better light. I was very impressed when I got mine... looked "high dollar". I didn't even care that the pressure switch didn't work, because I wasn't planning on using it. The big issue is I mounted it on an AR 15 "223-556" and every time I fire if the light is on it cycles through on, strobe, and off. Light works fine if you never fire your rifle... would not ever trust my life with it. I guess it would be fine just to carry in a pocket or something. Gave mine to my 4 yr old son. waste of money :(
1151302
I would avoid this light on the xds 45. I have a beretta 92fs that i have this light on and it even looks big on it. That's a full size handgun. Personally a full size handgun is as small as I would go with this particular light/laser
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I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you could jam at say an intruder and cause some pain without firing a round. I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you... » Read More I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you could jam at say an intruder and cause some pain without firing a round. « Show Less
1212576
It is an LED light. I use it on a Glock 19 and an AR-15. You need a rail to mount it on.
1576934
it will attach to anything with a rail, however that pistol looks very small, and it will be awkward. My girlfriend has a bersa sub compact and it isn't a great fit for the gun but it works. if the rail is too short, the laser attachment point can't get enough purchase on the rail and will fly off after shooting enough
1205219
Yes your px4 compact has a standard rail. The light and laser will extend well past the muzzle of your compact and will not holster in a conventional holster. You will need to clean the lense of the light after shooting as it will become coated with carbon residue from firing. Good luck
270214
I only own a Glock 19, however; I am going to assume so because the rails are universal across the different Glock models. This light even fits my S&W; MP 45. It doesn't "click" and lock but it fits snugly.
1783545
Not ideal for AR. Better off with the regular version of this light (not combat version) if mounting to AR. The rubber ring and irregular surface of the combat light is great for holding while also holding a weapon but not very compatible with most weapon mounts. LaRue tactical makes great mounts, S&S; precision also does. Surefire even has it's own.
1638923
I gotta say after purchasing I really disliked the fact you can't turn it off , the cover puts it into a dim mode to extend battery life but not off. Anyway its very compact and it holds true. I had it mounted on my glock 21 (.45) it took a beating and kept on ticking ;)
1435403
It's designed to be mounted on a picatinny rail. You may need to purchase an additional rail designed for that weapon.Its very sturdy and super bright!
236877
I haven't tried to mount it but I would think if you can find a matching mount the light would handle recoil. I.ve had this lite for some time and I'm very pleased with it. If your going to use 18650's buy good ones.
281915
sorry bro but this will not snug down and grip on your HK! it will go on there and fit tightly but as the HK line has the smooth rail system, this light will not be able to lock in and when you fire the recoil can be enough to shift the light where it will come off!
1351276
Yes, the light will mount onto a standard under barrel rail. (Ensure you do have a rail) i had a coworker who got a light for a GEN 1 ha - no rail...I have one on my Springfield XD45 and it fits like a glove. I also have another for my Glock 22 the fit is amazing. One of the best lights I've ever used. Hope this helps brother.
160825
I put mine on my 45 cal. Hand gun and it worked fine, even when i used the pressure switch, but you must keep pressure on the switch to keep the light on. Using the light without the pressure switch i had no problems even after firing 50-75 rounds with it on, it stayed on target.