The ST switch lets you remotely activate any SureFire Weapon Light that has a switch socket. The switch pad has adhesive-backed Velcro for attachment to desired location.
The ST switch lets you remotely activate any SureFire WeaponLight that has a switch socket. The switch pad has adhesive-backed Velcro for attachment to desired location. Plug is O-ring sealed, weatherproof. Cable length is measured from opening of plug skirt to beginning of tape switch. Seven-inch cable length (ST07) fits most rifle/carbine applications.
Surefire ST07 Standard Tape Switch Specifications:
Fits: SureFire WeaponLights with plug sockets, including Millennium Universal, Classic Universal, Scout Light fitted with socketed tailcap, X300, X400 with XT tailcap assembly
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SUREFIRE REPLACEMENT REAR CAP ASSEMBLY FOR SCOUTLIGHTS •Aerospace grade aluminum construction MilSpec Type III hard-anodized •For use with a SureFire tape switch •Lock-out feature prevents accidental activation during transport or storage •Does not include swith ...
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