Is this the new model from lasermax where you can turn off the laser by pressing the on/off switch once for on and once for off?
1853621
I don't think so. U push it wit one finger and it goes to the other side. Then to turn it off u slide it back wit ur other finger on other side of gun. I got it for my wife and I really don't like the way u turn it on an off lol. Hope that helps.
1853622
Yes.. One press from either the right or left side turns the laser on and another press turns it off.
1853623
No it can be turned on from either side for left or right handed operation off is in the middle
1853624
Got mine for Christmas and it doesn't work that way. You push on the right to turn it on and on the left side to turn it off. Works well for me.
1853625
My Laser Max turns on when the switch is pushed either left or right and turns off in the center position. I am not aware of any model that turns on and off with sequential pressing.
1853626
The one I just got from Amazon has a button that slides back and forth. I bought one from a local store that you can press the button for on/off repeatedly from either side. The one bought thru amazon: once button is pressed, then press it again from the other side to turn off. It moves side to side. I'm sending it back.
1616362
No it is not, there is only one switch on the wand and that is to turn it on or off.
1924301
No, The switch has an on/off button selection usable any time you wish to turn the light switch on or off.
2060668
It had a resets button I believe, but no on and off switch. I never use that button, which you can see on the top right off that picture
1301302
The laser has an on/off button on back, you press once for on, twice to off. The flashlight can be held to stay on, or you twist it to keep it on or off. Neither of them have a pressure switch.
2050538
Yes. Note: The same button for ION on/off can also be used to shut off the indicater lights for Plasma/Clean levels that some have griped about... You just have to hold the button in 3 seconds. ( It's in the instruction manual.)
1468055
No. You will need the cord. You may be able to purchase a separate push on/off button for the laser, but it does not come with one.
1301303
Both have pressure switches included though I am only using the one for the light; I prefer to use the manual switch for the laser. I have the light's switch pad mounted on the rifle's pistol grip.
1131546
DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a CrimsonTrace on my other LCR -- I own three LCR's. -- in my opinion DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a... » Read More DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a CrimsonTrace on my other LCR -- I own three LCR's. -- in my opinion « Show Less
1505240
you can have either light laser or light and laser. you select for which of those you want on the body of the unit. once you have selected whatever it is that you wish to use then the pressure switch activates that function. you cannot switch between modes with the pressure switch
926173
On the laser there's a button on the back of it. On the flashlight there's a squeeze button
1232599
The laser is only on momentarily when the firing pin strikes the back end of the Laserlyte laser trainer. I had no issues with the battery draining prematurely.
19365
There is no on/off switch. You have to remove the batteries to turn it off. However, no batteries are required when using it as a single shot wired remote.
1150993
Actually no, the laser will only turn on if you press the ON button, so you gotta have the app open.
1468056
The cord in the back turns the laser off and on. I didn't use it though because it was simply in the way. In order to turn my beam off and on I just twist the back of the laser a little left or right for off and on. That works for me.
976750
No. It's a cluster laser with an on off feature or momentary on with pressure switch. Excellent product!!.
1468058
You can unscrew the back of the laser sight and remove the wire and stick-0n sight tab. Then insert the other piece that came with the sight into the screw on piece you removed the wire from and screw it on to the back of the sight. When you screw it in all the way it will turn on the laser. Back it off slightly to turn the laser off.