Item lists: "two traditional push buttons on the back of each grip" - but no picture. Are they suitable for constant use(shooting/dog fighting)?
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yes I have done it you can assign any of the buttons whatever task you'd like it to do- but for my use now I strictly use the Yoke for flying commercial type flights or just general aircraft. In my opinion I would have a stick type joystick if you are going to do allot of combat flying, I have a stick type also for when I get that itch. but this yoke really does put some realism into your flying hope that helps
1705530
No, a thumb grip for real gangsters. The button kind don't always lock. It makes it seem like you stabbed your foe but instead the blade accidentally slides back down. This is the best way to go if you got to stab someone with style.
1877163
My grip came with parts list. I am not home now...check your original box...I will post part # next week. Mark
934975
Not at all. Your thumb rests under the buttons, and they are pretty firm to push. Also, I use it with either hand, and it doesn't bother me at all. I absolutely love this mouse and hope they don't ever discontinue them.
1019555
I am wearing them right now. There are 3 very easily usable buttons that sit over / behind the right ear. from top to bottom "+" "Play / power" "-". All 3 buttons are nicely raised (and easy to identify) with a rubberized feel to them. They are definitely far enough apart where finding the correct button has never been a problem for me. The pressure is, i guess, an adequate amount. Pretty impossible to hit by accident because they are too sensitive, and its not very hard to press. Again, an adequate amount of pressure.
2055248
It comes with one and it works fantastic. I believe you would need 2 other push buttons.
1686643
It has ambidextrous paddle switches that cover the front of the trigger guard on both sides... they work great, are conveniently right at my fingertip and quite honestly, I have lasers with grip pressure switches and I find that I don't always want the laser on just having the gun in my hand. I would say probably not to your original question. Also, for the size of the unit it has impressive illumination. Hope this helped.
44355
More of a smash type. requiring significant pressure. I activate with pad of thumb. I experimented using a pen to activate (for the sake of this question) but this required pinpoint accuracy with significant force. Also i was able to activate with palm. This would be my last choice in triggers for what i imagine might be your requirement. Insofar as behind most electronic triggers is 2 simple wires, this could be retrofitted to a more manageable button. But again, as it is i would not recommend this particular type. Hope this helps.
873263
Greetings karen,I sort of learned to feel every single time i pull the press handle.I added a factory crimp die. It helps for makes the rounds more uniform. I do believe too much gadgets are having negative impressions on me. Honestly,you don't need them :0) The powder check on Lees products are made prisizely & i thrust them.Have fun reloading.kind Regards,DT
1299562
Gator Man, I found that the lock button was so easily bumped that I had to make a point of making SURE it was unlocked prior to aiming. I'm wondering if that might b an issue, however mIne did not hold a charge for any length of time. Amazon also sells WayPoint for a tad more than the Stanley-It Always works & stays charged. Can u return the Stanley & try another, hate to c u waste $100 !
28914
Yes but difficult to hold in combat position. Fingers can block laser light. You have to adjust your grip.
1124516
Apparently they don't make a grip for that model. At least nothing comes up on their site. Sorry, they work beautifully.
464407
Fobus has no button they have a screw u can tighten or lossen blackhawk serpa has this feature and is by far a better holster
440754
I believe you can get multiple push buttons, but yes, there is one included.For interest's sake, I need to tell you that the main unit uses batteries prodigiously: You might want to get rechargeables. We use a set of 3 C cells every month.
1663682
Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W.; With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W.; My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the... » Read More It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. « Show Less
1895830
Yes, I have one on each thumb. Best things I ever bought for my trigger thumbs.