100% correct and I hated the pad. Worked for a short time(very short) and that was it. I honestly gave up on pressure pads and went to strictly tail cap button.
I run my light on my support hand side and just use the clicky cap. It works with a natural support hand grip, just take your thumb off the top of the rail (c-clamp) and actuate the light with it. It also makes light discipline easy because it’s not coming on without you consciously making the effort to activate it.
Before I decided it just piece a light together on my 10.5 upper, this is the exact set up I was looking at. Definitely makes the streamlights a way more viable option!
Definitely appreciate that information.
Do you think using the edge of the pad versus the middle might extend the longevity of it?
Streamlight sucks. I've had nothing but problems.
Good information
Ive had mine for over a year with a unity hot button
100% correct and I hated the pad. Worked for a short time(very short) and that was it.
I honestly gave up on pressure pads and went to strictly tail cap button.
Do you have an emissary handbrake + or the original handbrake on your dream build. Also, how close does the OD green match your B5 Furniture? Thanks!
Unity came out with a pressure pad just for stream light
Great Information Brother – Thank you!!!
foxtrot msr has been amazing for a budget light for me
Unity is working in something for streamlight
I run my light on my support hand side and just use the clicky cap. It works with a natural support hand grip, just take your thumb off the top of the rail (c-clamp) and actuate the light with it. It also makes light discipline easy because it’s not coming on without you consciously making the effort to activate it.
Before I decided it just piece a light together on my 10.5 upper, this is the exact set up I was looking at. Definitely makes the streamlights a way more viable option!
I’ve ran the stock pressure pad and switch for years no issues at all
But I like the look of the arisaka set up
Good stuff. Although I’ve never had any issues with mine. This is a great alternative for my shotgun, thanks!
Does this have constant on/off?