Is the piece on the rear of the light removable, the part with the allen screw in the center and two tabs to stabilize against your trigger guard?
1492166
The piece on the rear of the light, with the two tabs is the ambidextrous switch. The mount is to the rail, and does not attach to the guard, it does come close to the guard but not stabilized. I have the TLR-4 and am quite pleased with it. Only advice (based on previous negative reviews) do not over tighten the rail spring screw, when it is too tight, the polymers can and have cracked. Good luck!
611643
It has a block with 2 screws and nuts. That is how it is secured to stock. It will only work well with the cheap 4 position stock not magpul or full stock
1060531
Yes it is but this gun is absolutely horrible, i had it and it was just horrifically horific, just sayin, but to answer your question, yes it is removable!
422663
The light is included but detached. the one i got was for the bow front. It is well made.
501904
The light part has groves that you push the guard into. Then turn to stay in place. Can't have the bare light without the guard because that's what holds the glass in place. Not cheaply made, I had the same concern, but I like it and haven't had a problem with it.
2203891
Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G screws and allow for easier insertion.
24633
This light is easily detachable and I have had one stolen. After that, I replaced the plastic hand-screws with some cheap bolts from a hardware store so someone would need a screwdriver to remove it.
1008528
Yes I believe so, the retention clip clips onto the trigger guard I believe and it doesn't matter if you have a light attached or not. Just keep in mind that with this holster the only light that is compatible is the blackhawk light..
2034413
Not sure what part you are referring to...but to maybe help you with your question I can tell you that it has two screws at each end with one of which fell off causing me to put another screw in its place makes the light look cheap but still works. Now it just sits in my drawer.
958033
Locks on via backside of takedown lever. Small hole you see in right side of device is a snug fit over backside of takedown. I have a few hundred rounds through mine with light installed. No issues. Front of light can slip down slightly but no effect on performance.
1023534
Yes ... it's molded into the top of the top post part, although it's not shown in the photo to the left of my reply. A standard post light will slide right down to be secured with sheet metal type screws into the molded adapter.
72952
The bullet vibe that is included is removable. It also has an on-off switch.
1817043
I think he means secure as in secure from theft. I did read somewhere that there is an embedded nut on the light itself, so if you were to use some form of secure mount with what is probably a 1/4-20 thread bolt, then you can lock it in place. That's how I plan to attach mine, to a plate that is mounted under the handlebars and out of the way. Make it so that it's too much effort to steal.
2241889
Hi just remove your top rail and the light has a screw clamp that will keep it in place and put your top rail back on and your done I hope this was helpful.
383557
No. Totally different threading. Compensators and flash hiders are firearm specific most of the time.
826166
There is a screw on top of the light that you have to unscrew. It is removed by hand, no screwdriver required. The light looks nice.
1964446
Yes, but the rear sight fits a little loose. I had to add a set screw to tighten properly.