does the laser slide out of the picattiny casing?
1523197
It can of you want it to but it doesn't when tightened, so no movement while being fired, but you can remove it and put a flashlight in the housing if you choose
1523198
Only by loosening the center machine screw. Then it can be slid forward out of the housing. The laser barrel can also be rotated by loosening the screw so you can have the on-off switch on either side of the pistol.
1250473
I have not had this or any problem with the case. It is streamline so gluing anything inside would most likely change the way it closes.
587691
I have the CECH-4201A, and I can't get the cover off of the side where the top cover slides open.-------- edit --------It does come off. The YouTube videos make it seem so easy.I had to hook a fingernail in the front edge to pull it back, while pushing back with the other hand.
683351
Yes, you have to slide the top part of the case off....But I love this thing.
1670708
Maybe, in some cases I found that the laser would not secure to the picatinny rail and would wobble, due to the unusual way that this secures. It doesn't squeeze onto the sides of the rail for a tight grip like all other mounts I've seen, instead a spring loaded retainer snaps in between the recoil grooves. It is in no way a tight grip on all picatinny rails.
1785429
Yes it does. My only issue is that the laser keeps coming off after shooting a few rounds.
586964
Yes but it keeps setting off the laser. I love the Versacarry no weight works perfectly and is inexpensive, and you can find it here: http://www.versacarry.com/landing-pages/version_f.html?gclid=CjwKEAiAw56lBRCs29jB9uOvkygSJADnD3-6HsiqaC8-_LJDJYf1gBkCN4F6L-WdVddzfpkJ-vfVBxoCtTrw_wcB
716
It's much more tricky on my Glock than my beretta. I don't like the fact that the laser stays on once the slide has been cycled. I question whether or not I have it installed correctly. You might want to research that on LaserMax's website. But I must say. It is super simple on a Beretta 92f
1422933
The simple answer is yes, but it doesn't simply slide all the way out. There is a catch on the bottom of the tray that stops it from coming all the way out. Flip the casing over, bend the metal tabs slightly, and the drawer will slide all the way out.
1739416
Yes it does slide out but you don't actually lose any stiffness when it does because the interior is made of the same material as the slide out part so no need to woory on that issue.
1128864
I have never had mine slide out. The part that goes into the mattress is pretty long. It also is roughed up some so it stays put. I have a Springfield XDM 9mm 3.8 with a full 19 round clip in mine. Has never fell out... I have seen it pulled out slightly and put it back in but that was probably from mattress shift. Don't be afraid!!!
1329307
The laser mounted under the barrel will not fit, but if you have the grip mounted laser, it will fit.
2255245
No...mine slides in and out very easy. A little hard to use remote while it is in holder...but I don't usually user that anyway. Great purchase foot the price.
1878101
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.
2113687
I used my thumb to press against where the case meets the spine of the knife. The knife will slide slide out after careful practice. The inside of this case has a soft interior lining for retention. Practice improves efficiency of knife, case and hand / finger positioning. I obtained a heavier type of "break away" chain. I like this knife.
1535483
The laser is just under the big scop between it and the picatinni mounting point. I like this set up works well.
775987
The laser has a screw on pressure swith at the end cap. If the pressure switch is screwed on all the way it will make the laser beam stay on continiously but it is extremely easy to make the laser beam go "ON or OFF" by a simple small twist of the end cap.I personally like this arrangement much better than an On-Off Switch which nornally makes that "Click" noise when operated, also reduces the chances of misalligning the laser because you are not applying any pressure at laser end.This is a good, bright laser, easily seen during the daytime if shined against a dark background.I personally do not use the extension pressure switch. The laser has a screw on pressure swith at the end cap. If the pressure switch is screwed on all the way it will make the laser beam stay on continiously but it is extremely easy to make the laser beam go "ON or OFF" by a simple small twist of the end cap.I personally like this arrangement much better than an On-Off Switch which nornally makes that "Click" noise when operated, also reduces the chances of misalligning the laser because you are not applying any pressure at laser end.This is a good, bright laser, easily seen during the daytime if shined against... » Read More The laser has a screw on pressure swith at the end cap. If the pressure switch is screwed on all the way it will make the laser beam stay on continiously but it is extremely easy to make the laser beam go "ON or OFF" by a simple small twist of the end cap.I personally like this arrangement much better than an On-Off Switch which nornally makes that "Click" noise when operated, also reduces the chances of misalligning the laser because you are not applying any pressure at laser end.This is a good, bright laser, easily seen during the daytime if shined against a dark background.I personally do not use the extension pressure switch. « Show Less