How do you mount the pressure switch on the rifle (adhesive, magnetic)?
930362
You will have to determine how to mount the switch, there is no set way. I mounted mine with some dual sided tape - it is not a permenant solution especially in the field, but it works until I get it exactly where I want it.
930363
The back of the pressure switch should have a 2 in long peice of 3 m adhesive tape
930364
I find that the best way to mount these switches is with a bicycle inner tube cut down to fit you grip. Sounds silly but it works great and eliminates any chance of the adhesive failing.
930365
adhesive Velcro cut into a small strip works if you have a polymer foregrip.
930366
I wound up not using it. I have it positioned so my knuckle can activate it. I didn't like the cable dangling around .Hope this helps.
930367
I use a product called the mantarail system. They make a variety of railguards that include pressure switch pockets. The mantarail system is standard issue for the United States Marine Corps Infantry Rifle.
221854
The outside part of the switch is just a magnet. If the switch won't work it may be that the magnet is reversed. Try unscrewing the barrel, sliding the magnet out and reversing it.
1848833
It's a left-right sliding mechanism, not a button. I use this on my rifle, mounted to the weaver rail just ahead of my forward grip. A flick of my index finger on my left hand turns it on. This is a very easily-moved switch, so be sure its in the off position when you case your weapon, so it is not on during storage!
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F is probably the weak sorting loaded rail capture bar. I installed my light and then from the middle end of weapon, insert a scree between the light housing and the capture bar so that this " bar" that fits into the rail slot,.. Cannot be moved. It keeps you from being able to quick remove the light, bit or doesn't rattle. If your light rattles because it doesn't fit tightly on rail, ( like movement side to side), then this light doesn't fit your rail.
1701091
There are two pins on the iron sights, you will need to pound those out and mount it on top the existing iron sights.
2025343
I thru mind in the trash. A total waist. It made the gun heavier and awkward to sight. I even had to modify the slide lock by fileing the pivot area to keep it from binding when in place. In answer to your question, just remove the slide lock lever, after removing the recoil spring and bushing, then place your rail mount over your slide aligning the hole on the mount over the slide lock hole, then insert the new slide lock, (provided) and align with hole in the mount and gun and insert threaded pin through mount, slide lock and gun. Tighten everything. Make sure slide lock doesn't bind.
99739
Installation requires the use of a bar or lever to tighten the unit down and index it correctly. I used a steel rod with tape around the end to protect the finish. The rod just needs to fit into one of the slots/ports on the muzzle brake.
1772976
I installed this on my SN tactical with ease... There were little rubber plugs where the screws went in. i popped them out...put some lock tight on the screws and screwed them in 1-2-3
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I used leupolds mark 2 ims 1 inch mount. Solid rail mount and no movement. Little on the pricey but for a great mount it's worth it
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Matthew,Mine does not have any screws and I've checked it against the alignment/sighting that was done at the gun shop where I purchased my rifle. As far as I know, it is factory set and should work just fine if inserted carefully and then remove the batteries after use. There isn't an off/on switch as you know. ;-)Hope this helps.Tom
1150516
I mounted my bipod using a gg&g; metal adapter, it clamps onto the rail on the bottom of my rifle.Gg&G Harris Bipod Adapter
118991
the mounting bracket attaches to the barrel or feed tube . just like a mag tube bracket.
1271175
This product mounts rather easily and works well. However the pressure sensor / switch was defective when I received it, so I just use the push button to use the laser sight. The mounting on my AR uses only two slots and takes up a three inch area of space.
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I found the easiest way to zero in the laser was to line it p with an already set sight and adjust from there. I used my EOTeck halogram and set the laser in line with the red dot on target. The advantague to using the pressure light switch is using the light/laser intermittantly mounted to a forwrd hand grip under thwe barrel. I used a zip tie to hold the switch in place and use my index finger to use the switch when I desire it.
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Depends on where the foregrip is on your rifle. I have mine mounted to the bayonet mount. The pressure switch reaches about to the top of the magazine well. That being said the switch broke easily, after using about 3 times. The wire pulled out of rhe pressure plate. The flashlight itself functions very well. The pressure switch is in the trash can.
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I have one installed on a Century Arms International Zastava PAP M70 that came with a side rail riveted to the receiver. The NCStar AK side rail mount fit snug and remained tight through 100+ rounds of different ammo types shot for zero and tactical fun shooting.
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If you can't find anything that works, Get a good steel picatinny rail and bring it to your local machine shop and they will make whatever it takes to mount it. Anything can be fabricated. Where there is a will there's a way!