Why is this not an ambidextrous switch? Then. it would be perfect, trumping all over lasers in cost vs. functionality...
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You are absolutely correct. Warning this item did not even last 200 rounds of 40 s&w.; It is not worth it.
1502730
You are absolutely correct. Warning this item did not even last 200 rounds of 40 s&w. It is not worth it.
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I think because of cost , they used a slide switch , because most right handed people ?
53994
No, the laser can not be used on its side. It can not self level on its side.
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Hi there fellow gun owner. First I want to apologize for taking too long to answer your question. But yes I looked at the way it was designed and it looks as if you are able to use either side for the flashlight. Hope I can help. Good luck.
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Absolutely, as you've probably figured out. It is an amazing design. Absolutely ambidextrous. I like it when I'm driving on my "inside ear." It usually stays in my right ear by default for that reason.
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It's still possible to use the light as a standard light without activating the strobe mode but you got to know the beam is not adjustable and the first aim of that kind of light is mainly to be mounted on weapons.
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Absolutely! the off on switch is operable from both sides of the laser! great item great pricing... be sure to buy a pocket holster that will allow space for the laser addon...
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Not quite. It is a close copy. The switch is not as robust. The housing seems to be from the same source. The laser itself is not quite as bright as other 5mw lasers we own. Probably <4mw but usable at defensive ranges. Most self defense encounters are less than 25'.KB
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I think it would be overkill. It is a tactical light so is heavy and wider than average flashlight. Something much smaller would be easier to handle and right one would illuminate well.
764187
Thank you for writing. It does not look like you can get a push button switch like the laser. I looked for one but did not see them.
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When I got mine I wondered the same thing. At the rear of the laser is where the switch is. You can push it on and off from either side of the gun. It blends well with the laser and gun.
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When you flip the switch on, it lites both sides. Guess you could add a pull-string toggle switch and wire to one side, and use existing switch for the other side....
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It is not ambidextrous. Make sure the bow you purchase is for either left handed or right handed.
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the laser i have is for trigger guard, so it wont help your decision, sorry
728006
It's set up for a right Hander. Powerful but Laser is not much use unless your using it at nite!!!!!!!!
193223
The laser is designed for left or right handed guns man. The laser itself is the red button which comes on/off by pressing it. The toggles switches on the end, nearest the trigger guard is how you turn the light on/off. The other button changes between constant and strobe
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Hi, This is a fun question....its for both! An ambidextrous tool for your kitchen that everyone can use!!!
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I've been looking also. There are an "handful" of left-handed mice - two of which are for gaming (DeathAdder / Naga) - neither of which are wireless. The rest are ergonomic mice. Apparently, no one makes money on left-handers so I guess we're lucky there are two - both by Razer. Buy the DeathAdder if you want a lower dpi, optical, 5-button FPS mouse OR the Naga if you want a higher dpi laser 19-button MMO mouse.Personally, I'm going for the Naga, to use for all the above.