Do you have to remove the laser to change the batteries?
458145
You must remove three screws, then pull off one side to access the battery compartment.
458146
Only half. you remove three screws provided with an allen wrench provided with laser and half of the case can be seperated with a sharp object. be careful not to over tighten the screws on reinstall.
458147
You have to remove half of it, basically the side that 'snaps' onto the trigger guard stays put. No guarantee that it will stay zeroed once you are done.
458148
Nope. Three small screws hold the assembly tightly around the trigger. Unscrew them, lift off the top half, put in the batteries, then screw the top half down again. That's it.
1601143
It needs batteries for the laser. If you just want to use the level adjustments then that requires no power
516902
Batteries can be removed and changed but I can't see a way to remove the lights and battery pack. You could sponge the surface or stick a bandana inside so you weren't sweating directly into the hat. But I would not immerse the hat to wash it.
1930456
The laser itself will last many years. The batteries however will not. They will last a year probably depending on use. Maybe longer. They are easy to replace. Battery replacement procedure is included with the installation instructions.
1449983
No, it does not need batteries. It sits in a rechargeable base. When fully charged, you can remove it. This is a really nice razor and one I expect will last me a long time!
1520285
Yes you can replace the batteries. With daily use the rechargeable batteries have lasted over 3 yrs
947459
One set of Laser batteries are included, but they are used up quickly. Amazon has a good deal on replacement batteries, as I recal 10 batteries are abour $4.50, or thereabouts. Laser takes 3 batteries at a time.
1561251
Batteries come with the laser site . They are standard hearing aid batteries. It takes three.
1063404
You could but I night suggest some Velcro. The on off switch an the screws to change the batteries are on the back. You will want a way to remove the lights from time to time.
40004
I have not had to replace the batteries yet. There are two very small screws. I believe one would need an eyeglass kit or a tiny Phillips to do the work.
1232600
The batteries I am using came with the laser trainer (380). I do loosen the end at the firing pin end time I am not training. No problems with the batteries. Been using the trainer over a year.
1298314
Yes, you'll need to remove one of the devices to replace the batteries on the right-most device.It is not at all difficult.
676195
No, you have to remove the battery. Interesting, to me, the default setting (I think it can be changed) is to use the battery grip until it is exhausted and then it changes over to the one in the camera. It comes with an insert to use 6 AA batteries, as well.Hope this helps.
470612
once you install batteries and screw on the laser tip it stays on until you unscrew the tip and remove batteries. Hope this helps.
1839557
This takes noBatteries. But you need the laser insert which does take batteries.
1127539
The batteries are inserted thru the front of the main unit and the main unit can be removed from the mount with a turn screw. So turn the base locking screw and the main light unit can be taken off its base mount. Then twist the front bezel and take off. Then you can insert the new batteries. Depending how high you mount it, it should literally just take a couple of minutes to change.
1214933
Yes and no. They have buttons on the back of the flashlight or the laser to turn the on when you want the on or it has a cord so if you want to mount a sensor pad somewhere on the gun to activate either the light or laser separately when you need them.