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Question: I just received mine today.  The remote switch does not work correctly, it only operates in momentary mode.  It will not stay on.
Document: Mount is solid, Light is well built also. In push button mode wish the strobe was after the bright setting though... kinda stinks going from high to low to strobe...Pressure switch is OK but only has bright setting.The attachments are the only thing I haven't tried, would like to test and see if they actually work when i get a chance.
The light is good , seems plenty bright. However the cord to the remote switch is junk, one slight bend and now only works when you wiggle it. I plan on using the button anyway, if you're planning on using the remote switch, buy a different light.
Since I have no desire to carry around the filters and rubber cap, they ended up in a drawer. Would really love to know if someone has figured out a way to install one of the filters permanently. Anyway, the "remote pressure switch" ended up in the drawer as well. The flashlight itself, however, has now earned a permanent place on my firearm.
They work, but the way theyre put on is cheap**I have a feeling the P. Switch cord is going to be the only thing that breaks.
For what this light costs compared to others I think it's great. I don't have anything to really compare it to, but it fits my needs perfectly which includes training at the range and home protection. The light seems to be durable and looks great. I currently have the pressure switch on it and it seems to work well the way I have it set up.
Considering the price of this thing, it blew away my expectations. Flashlight body is heavy and rigid. The reflector is actually a machined aluminum heatsink which in itself is surprising, I was expecting a plastic reflector at this price point. Very bright and although I'm not sure the rubber filter holder will stand up to firearm recoil without coming off, it and the filters work very well with handheld use. I tried out the pressure switch.
Has three wonderful settings, High, Low, and seizure inducing strobe. Don't look into the light! Actuating the light through different settings makes fairly audible clicky clicky sounds but I guess trying to be stealthy won't matter once the lights turn on. Getting the strobe to work is cool as all it takes is one depress for longer than 2 seconds and DISCO!! Studio 54 all up in your face!! Seriously don't look into the light.
the mount is nice the flashlight is bright but the strobe doesn't work and the pressure pad wires are coming apart waited to long to try it out so I'm stuck with it wouldn't recommend this light..
Much brighter than I anticipated. Tail cap pressure switch is kind of cheap feeling but it is inexpensive so I won't complain to much.
Very sharp edges and all it takes is a thrust and a twist! Didn't use the included aluminum mount or pressure switch as I am using a different setup but they seem to be well-constructed.
Answer: no