I am not going to ask if it fits ...... I want to know if this will work with my form of carry. How easy is it to turn this on? How is the switch. If it is to easy, it will not work for me. carry in a Maxpedition bag. I figure it will be to easy for the switch to accidently get pressed in the bag. What do you owners think? I am not going to ask if it fits ...... I want to know if this will work with my form of carry. How easy is it to turn this on? How is the switch. If it is to easy, it will not work for me. carry... » Read More I am not going to ask if it fits ...... I want to know if this will work with my form of carry. How easy is it to turn this on? How is the switch. If it is to easy, it will not work for me. carry in a Maxpedition bag. I figure it will be to easy for the switch to accidently get pressed in the bag. What do you owners think? « Show Less
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I carry mine on a S&W; M&P40c;, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.
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i carry it in a holster mounted on the gun and it has never turned on by accident,it has a small button that must be pushed it does take one or two times of use to know location. we are pleased with it.
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In response to your question , the switches are on both sides and be pushed on rather smartly in order to cycle the laser on or off. Will mount on any rail positioned under the barrel.The red LED is not bright enough to be seen in bright daylight, however it is very visible at twilight and later. My wife carries concealed and has never had the laser max come loose or turn on accidently .Yes I would purchase another. Note if you want to use in daylight please look at the green laser. It is much more expensive , but in my oppinion worth the price. Most lasers are designed to work best in low light anyway.Your choice depends on your specialized needs!!!c In response to your question , the switches are on both sides and be pushed on rather smartly in order to cycle the laser on or off. Will mount on any rail positioned under the barrel.The red LED is not bright enough to be seen in bright daylight, however it is very visible at twilight and later. My wife carries concealed and has never had the laser max come loose or turn on accidently .Yes I would purchase another. Note if you want to use in daylight please look at the green laser. It is much more expensive , but in my oppinion worth the price. Most lasers are designed to work best in low... » Read More In response to your question , the switches are on both sides and be pushed on rather smartly in order to cycle the laser on or off. Will mount on any rail positioned under the barrel.The red LED is not bright enough to be seen in bright daylight, however it is very visible at twilight and later. My wife carries concealed and has never had the laser max come loose or turn on accidently .Yes I would purchase another. Note if you want to use in daylight please look at the green laser. It is much more expensive , but in my oppinion worth the price. Most lasers are designed to work best in low light anyway.Your choice depends on your specialized needs!!!c « Show Less
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don't waste time and short money trying to convert this knife....for a few bucks more you can get a proper set-up for a leg carry....good luck
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It's the width and weight of the knife that is different from other models normally carried. With the knife on its side in your pocket, it's a couple of inches "high", so you don't want to have a lot of other "stuff" in there with it, such as a cell phone. I daily carry the smaller version of this knife in regular cotton pants or jeans + my wallet in left front pocket with no problems. This model is just a little heavy for me to daily carry in a pocket, that's why I got the belt holster for it. I carry this knife on special occasions when I think I might need the extra tools this knife has. It CAN be carried in a normal size pocket, but I wouldn't count on carrying a lot more in the same pocket. If you're concerned about "lumps" or wear super tight fitting pants, you will have a big lump with this knife. I gladly put up with the lump and weight in my pocket, though, for the tools and utility this knife provides.
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You'll have to work the holster a little by holstering and drawing your gun with light attached. It's rea snug at first and feels like the corners of the light are catching. After breaking in the holster the draw is much smoother. I haven't found another holster to suit my needs so it was worth the time it took to break in the holster. If you're really looking for a quick snag free set up round the corners and edges on the back side of your light/laser set up and reblue where you removed material. Good luck,I hope this helps
1646942
You can use a workaround, the same way you would with an Ergo (YouTube search: Ergo hip carry). It's a little awkward to get setup, and not listed in the instructions, but doable :)
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I had trouble with swapping the battery. I think I had two batteries of the right size, pried this open just fine, but once I FORCED the two batteries in, they were too tall (by the tiniest amount) and were constantly pressing on the chip's button. Has anyone run into that? I'll see if I can find those batteries that didn't fit and double-check their type.
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I've looked all over the place for the instructions. Please Kelsyus, post a video!I folded it, gave it a twist --it's too big to put into the bag. Do I fold it twice?
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It is my opinion that this holster would not work as concealed carry. It was not intended to do that duty. It also requires a specific maneuver to draw the weapon. Normally concealed carry should be easy and quick to draw.
885909
It says you can flip the clip around for small of the back carry but I haven't tried this as I have heard horror stories about people suffering pretty bad lower back injuries by being knocked down or falling on their weapon with it in the small of their back. I wear mine front right waist band and it works perfectly with my S&W; Airweight.
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sure! i carry mine in my pocket when i shoot all the time and have had no issues with it turning on afterwards. if you are looking for something to mount to your firearm i would look elsewhere. this light is as big as a AA battery and has a twisty switch. not designed as a weapons light.
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While the clip technically opens to 2", it isn't deep enough to allow you to place it on something that wide. It would pop off for lack of a firm grip. This is ideally suited for something an inch or less in width. For the record, I love mine, but I don't think it would be right for your specific application. I've had no problems with the switch
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Me again, trying to reply to the question on my phone and hit sent prematurely. Anyway I suggest buying the "flex lock" since you can set it to auto lock or stay unlock with the interior switch. Also, this particular handle design is the best for accessibility (for disabilities)
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Yep, it didn't fit mine either. It sticks out the top and you can't zip it up, right? Poor engineering! Well, I've used mine anyway. It does fit in the bag which keeps any grease or nastiness away from my other items stored nearby and the tanks fit in the end pockets. By the way, when you take off the connector, leave it in the bag where you can use it later. I've kept it in a separate location twice and then didn't have it when I needed it. Good luck.
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Hello Andrew, Yes in fact you can. It was the main reason why I bought this. The holster itself is switchable from drop leg to a conceal cqc paddle, open carry belt loop or chest piece. Also look into blackhawks quick disconnect kit so you can switch on the fly without having to reattach to each piece. Any other questions I'd be glad to answer. Jake
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No it will not in this version, save your money this is a questionable design. It works fine when belt mounted (no lights attached). If you have it holstered, sitting on the shelf as most folks do when not carrying it, it will not release the weapon! Instead in that case you don't have a usuable pistol, you have a club! Keep looking at other designs/manufacturers for your holster needs.
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Your hand on the grip activates the switch. It doesn't take much pressure to turn it on. It turns off when you let go. The way it is designed to be used makes this switch mechanism logical.
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Yes, I has a manual on off button on the side. The holster work great if you carry with it, but you will have to use the manual button and one of the 2 modes if carry in a different holster. Very easy to sight in.