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Question: Does the switch allow for the use of the strobe feature on the "strobe light" models?
Document: Outstanding product! Fits my Glock 23 Gen 4 perfectly. A nice, moderate application of force is needed for the activation switch. Not too easy, but not difficult at all. I have the TLR-2s (red laser) model, and yes, the strobe feature still functions perfectly by squeezing the activation button rapidly twice. Note - the packaging for this switch claims that it will NOT function with the TLR-2s Green laser model. I don't know if that is true or not.
using my off hand thumb to activate the strobe feature rather than keeping an unnatural death grip on the pistol.The product would be much more useful with a more sensitive button. But, I've read some reviews where they are complaining about the button being too sensitive. I guess this is a hit or miss feature.I bought it from e-Cop  not through Amazon Prime, so I have to eat shipping charges both ways on returning it.
Fits my Glock 21 SF very nicely, no issue with my safariland als duty holster although there is a slight increase in tension on the weapon while holstered. I was worried about accidental light discharges while drawing my weapon but it has not been an issue so far. The ease of solid beam or strobe selection is great. The pressure switch is set with a good sensitivity. I haven't shot with the remote attached yet, however, the remote doesn't seem to hinder my normal grip.
Instinctive smple operation in addition to also having the stock rotating lever if you would ever want to use it. Perfect on a couple of my gen 3 Glock 22's and a 21sf. Called Streamlight and they verified it fits that model also and I suspect other unlisted full size models.
I ordered this to work with my streamlight tlr-3 and it fits the glock perfectly. Also it takes a bit of pressure to turn on the light. Id say its in the medium range of pressure, with normal use its activated, but its easy to ease off the switch and turn it off
While I love the light, the switch I got was WAY too hard to activate. The pressure required to keep the light on was not realistic for SD use. This was probably just a defective switch since I have also read about them being too easy to activate but that just makes me wonder about what the consistent/average quality is.Another factor is that the switch is thick enough to cause it to not fit in a holster designed for a gun/light combo.
Bought this to use on duty with my gen4 glock 17. Switch fits the weapon perfect and is easy to use.The switch is to thick where it runs along the trigger guard. This added thickness make the weapon very tight in the holster and difficult to draw quickly.My duty step upGen4 glock 17Stream light TLR 1s with remote switchSafariland 6063-832-81 ALS MID-RIDE LEVEL lll
I purchased this switch to enhance the TLR-1s I use on my duty pistol.Installation was a snap. Fit was perfect. This is typical Streamlight.The issue in my eyes is in the switch itself. It's bulky and feels like a tumor on your middle finger. The pressure needed to activate the light is next to nothing. ANY grip on the pistol turns the light on. The button itself needs to be slimmed down greatly and it should take at least solid squeeze to activate the light.
I installed this on a Glock with a TLR-2S. Fit was great but; the button switch required very firm pressure to activate. Almost imposable with the center of the middle finger while holding the pistol in a ready position. Even harder to double tap to activate the strobe. Once the strobe is going the slightest easing  of pressure on the button (like when moving your index finger to the trigger)  would shut it off so your back trying to double tap the button.
Awesome switch unit. Helps to maintain a good grip on the firearm by eliminating the need to use your finger or thumb to activate the original switch.
Answer: yes