will it hold the recoil on a sr45 and sr40 pistols and will the laser stay on line with the recoil.
2004873
Just so you know, I have tested this light on a Springfield Armory XD .45, a Taurus PT99 9mm and a Bushmaster .556 and I am pleased to say that where ever I put the laser that where the round followed. I am also please to say that in low light situations the Xenon Flashlight illuminated the target sufficiently to be able to put rounds downrange accurately. For the money spent this product scores a 10.
2004874
I use it on my SR45 and my p95. laser stays right on point . However it's a little bulky. . And with time the power switch starts to fail often.
1238578
No it will not!!! It's very tight on the smooth barrel, so that it won't move from the recoil of firing the gun.
1057762
I have one on a sub-compact XD40 and am very happy with it. Fits perfect and has held its POA for over 400 rounds so far. I like the switch, easy to turn off and on while holding the gun and it has worked in daylight for me. I carry the XD and it fits in my shoulder holster just fine with the laser mounted. I haven't had any issues with it turning on by accident in the holster, it still has the original battery. I would recommend it, great sight for the money.
796642
I have it on a .40 and the recoil from the gun makes the laser turn off.....
2153327
Yes it will. But from my experience its just not worth it unless your going for looks this thing is damn near impossible to zero in. I spent some extra money and purchased Asg High Power Compact Pistol Red Laser Sight) its for airsoft but my friend has one on his and turned me onto it, its was 25 bucks i put it on my sw40ve and after 500 rounds it still holds zero
895502
if you measure the length of the rail on both your pistol and the laser you should be able to figure it out for yourself. I dont have a ruger sr40c, so I would research it myself. Dont expect someone to give you the correct answer on this, what if they make a mistake?
862929
Should fit your rail with no problems. It fits my s&w; 40 perfectly. the laser on mine will not hold center though. As soon as I center it, and turn it on and off it is off again. Great light though.
497232
It will not. The scope mount has only one hex head bolt on the lower part and doesn't engage the rail on the SR22 enough to keep it from wobbling. The bottom is also only partially split, so it grabs the rail on the pistol unevenly at best. It's not a bad design overall, but the lower mount portion is definitely a big weakness.Another issue is that if the mount is attached so the center of the upper rail is over the center of the gun, the mount partially obscures the ejection port. If one attaches the mount so it puts the scope out in front of the muzzle, it would make it extremely muzzle-heavy. Bottom line: Yes it kinda sorta fits, but not well enough that I'd want to struggle with an 'almost' solution. It will not. The scope mount has only one hex head bolt on the lower part and doesn't engage the rail on the SR22 enough to keep it from wobbling. The bottom is also only partially split, so it grabs the rail on the pistol unevenly at best. It's not a bad design overall, but the lower mount portion is definitely a big weakness.Another issue is that if the mount is attached so the center of the upper rail is over the center of the gun, the mount partially obscures the ejection port. If one attaches the mount so it puts the scope out in front of the muzzle, it would make it... » Read More It will not. The scope mount has only one hex head bolt on the lower part and doesn't engage the rail on the SR22 enough to keep it from wobbling. The bottom is also only partially split, so it grabs the rail on the pistol unevenly at best. It's not a bad design overall, but the lower mount portion is definitely a big weakness.Another issue is that if the mount is attached so the center of the upper rail is over the center of the gun, the mount partially obscures the ejection port. If one attaches the mount so it puts the scope out in front of the muzzle, it would make it extremely muzzle-heavy. Bottom line: Yes it kinda sorta fits, but not well enough that I'd want to struggle with an 'almost' solution. « Show Less
2195812
As long as you have enough frame it should. However, I might warn you, it's not exactly a steadfast mount. It would be ok for a light, but not steady enough for a laser. I fooled around with it for quite some time and was unable to get it solid enough for a laser so I gave up and tossed it in my shooting toolbox. I've since let the 1911's go, and went Springfield XDM's. They come with a rail built into the frame...very solid. Hope that answers your question.
1536822
I have it with the Crimson Trace laser and it fits perfectly. The retention is great. It wont fall out and yet is easily removable. If the lasermax site is similar to the CT site, it will be a good fit. I love it.
1943939
The holster is designed for a S&W; M&P; 40 cal with a laser. It may accommodate the 45 cal, if the frame isn't much larger than the 40 cal. The laser does not extend below the trigger guard. If your light hangs down below the guard, you might run into a problem. For the low price of the holster, give it a try.
388158
It fits on mine fine. I have not shot it with the laser light on tho...It fell of my 40c when I did go to the range. It seems to fit better on longer railed guns...
2204079
It should work fine. The laser is mounted under the barrel not off to the side. Also, the on button can be activated from either side. Off is in the middle. I really like mine now that it's zeroed in. It takes a few rounds to get it there but it seems to hold well so far. I haven't had any problems like,the other person who answered.
1054273
Depends on the Laser. I have put a Streamlight TLR1 on a S&W; M&P; 40 with excellent results.
1463563
Yeah but they may not handle the recoil I mounted this laser on a blowback air pistol and the laser kept creeping off
1463562
Mine is mounted on an M&P; 15-22, doesn't move from recoil, but it does move from transporting it in a soft case. Reviews vary greatly, must just be inconsistent quality. Very happy with mine.
1104395
On a 12GA I don't know but I have it on my glock and I have shot 250rds with the laser on and it maintains the accuracy just fine