Is it safe to presume this light will fit on ALL full sized railed handguns (in particular Springfield XDM and Smith M&P) and not Glock only?
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As a glock owner I can only speak for Glock although I would say if you can put your hands on a Glock and measure the width of the rails then measure the rail's on the other pistol and they are the same, I would say that it would fit. I will say that I am totally happy with the lights performance. Some say not bright enough, not quite sure if they are looking for a million candle power spot light!
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I would think so. It only really requires a rail with one notch an inch and 3/4 away from the trigger. And it will fit around the triggerif it is 1.5cm wide or smaller, if it is wider than that give the notch about 2 inches to fit from the trigger
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I would think so. It only really requires a rail with one notch an inch and 3/4 away from the trigger. And it will fit around the triggerif it is 1.5mm wide or smaller, if it is wider than that give the notch about 2 inches to fit from the trigger
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I have a Taurus 1911 AR. The Glock light fits like it was made for it. It also fits on my Sig 220 and Sig Mosquito, but does not lock down securely.
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Fits all rails that I know of. As fo the light an price I like it. No problems.
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I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you could jam at say an intruder and cause some pain without firing a round. I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you... » Read More I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you could jam at say an intruder and cause some pain without firing a round. « Show Less
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I only own a Glock 19, however; I am going to assume so because the rails are universal across the different Glock models. This light even fits my S&W; MP 45. It doesn't "click" and lock but it fits snugly.
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That depends if your version of the gun has the first gen rail, which is rounded, or the newer Picatinny rail, which is more boxy. If your gun has the 1st gen rounded rail like my Sig SP2340 has then it will not work with this pistol light. If your gun has the newer Picatinny rail like the compact Sig P250's then this light should work on your gun, even though it says it's only compatible with the Weaver rail. The Picatinny rail is essentially an updated Weaver rail and many of the Weaver accessories are compatible with the Picatinny rails. I hope this helps. Worst case scenario Amazon offers free returns. Good luck with your decision! That depends if your version of the gun has the first gen rail, which is rounded, or the newer Picatinny rail, which is more boxy. If your gun has the 1st gen rounded rail like my Sig SP2340 has then it will not work with this pistol light. If your gun has the newer Picatinny rail like the compact Sig P250's then this light should work on your gun, even though it says it's only compatible with the Weaver rail. The Picatinny rail is essentially an updated Weaver rail and many of the Weaver accessories are compatible with the Picatinny rails. I hope this helps. Worst case scenario Amazon... » Read More That depends if your version of the gun has the first gen rail, which is rounded, or the newer Picatinny rail, which is more boxy. If your gun has the 1st gen rounded rail like my Sig SP2340 has then it will not work with this pistol light. If your gun has the newer Picatinny rail like the compact Sig P250's then this light should work on your gun, even though it says it's only compatible with the Weaver rail. The Picatinny rail is essentially an updated Weaver rail and many of the Weaver accessories are compatible with the Picatinny rails. I hope this helps. Worst case scenario Amazon offers free returns. Good luck with your decision! « Show Less
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No, it's made to use with a Veridian light, howerever i have a Smith & Wesson light on my Glock 22 & 31 and with some modification to the holster and light with a dremel tool, I got that to work just fine.
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I cannot speak fro the SR-22, but I have an xd-9 tactical, and it will not fit well on my rail. I am assuming that most rails are approximately the same dimensions. I will be getting another light, and I would not have gotten this one had I known.
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This light isn't designed for a pistol in my opinion.I have it mounted on my AR and it is a great fit
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Bought it for my father and he put it on a Springfield XDm and it fit on my Sig 226 if that helps, as for a Wather I do not know but most are standard sized on handguns. I would call Wather to check. PS he loves this laser it charges quick and flashes to make easy sighting.
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Hi Daniel, this light is suited for any gun with a picitinny style rail as far as mounting (rifles, handguns, shotguns). As far as recoil, all pistol calibers are fine and most rifle calibers up to 5.55, 7.62 russian, and .308 nato should be fine, at least for a long while. The recoil of a 12ga is tough for any light, so i'm not sure how long it'd last, but i wouldn't be surprised if it did well. Cheers.
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Close but not quite. It works fine with full sized guns like a glock 17 but lights are a problem.
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No. Absolutely will not fit. I have an HK USP Compact, and the best light for that handgun is probably the TLR-3 with the USP clamp (unlike most lights, this doesn't require an adaptor between the pistol and the light, but make sure you get the one that fits the USPs). There are only a couple of lights that are specifically made for a USP rail, but you should pick one of those. I've used a TLR-3 for a while on mine and it's a great match. Unfortunately you will have a lot of trouble finding a good holster for that particular pistol with any mounted light. From personal experience, I recommend you do not mount a light to that weapon if you're planning to carry it. No. Absolutely will not fit. I have an HK USP Compact, and the best light for that handgun is probably the TLR-3 with the USP clamp (unlike most lights, this doesn't require an adaptor between the pistol and the light, but make sure you get the one that fits the USPs). There are only a couple of lights that are specifically made for a USP rail, but you should pick one of those. I've used a TLR-3 for a while on mine and it's a great match. Unfortunately you will have a lot of trouble finding a good holster for that particular pistol with any mounted light. From personal experience, I... » Read More No. Absolutely will not fit. I have an HK USP Compact, and the best light for that handgun is probably the TLR-3 with the USP clamp (unlike most lights, this doesn't require an adaptor between the pistol and the light, but make sure you get the one that fits the USPs). There are only a couple of lights that are specifically made for a USP rail, but you should pick one of those. I've used a TLR-3 for a while on mine and it's a great match. Unfortunately you will have a lot of trouble finding a good holster for that particular pistol with any mounted light. From personal experience, I recommend you do not mount a light to that weapon if you're planning to carry it. « Show Less
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No. This model is specifically for a HK USP. There are other models of the light that should fit a glock rail.
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I have used mine on my S&W SD9VE and also my Ruger 9E and have fired a few hundred rounds through each gun with the light attached and it did not come lose, nor did it fall off. It still works just fine. I like the locking latch system this light uses vs. a screw/knob combination that other lights use because I could see the screw coming lose with repeated firing. The locking latch system on this NC star clicks/locks into place. I have not had a chance to mount this on an XD so I don't know how much rail clearance your pistol has so either it will fit and be snug, or not. You may need to return it if it doesn't work.
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Yes, the light will mount onto a standard under barrel rail. (Ensure you do have a rail) i had a coworker who got a light for a GEN 1 ha - no rail...I have one on my Springfield XD45 and it fits like a glove. I also have another for my Glock 22 the fit is amazing. One of the best lights I've ever used. Hope this helps brother.
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It sticks out about a half an inch on my M&P9 full-size. Muzzle blast does get on it a little bit but it cleans off really easy. Most I've put through it at anyone time is 200 rounds and the light was still very bright and usable. I've had it on a few glocks as well and the same is true for them.
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Just measured it... 3.5 inches long from the back of the switch plate to the front of the light...can't comment on the ppq's rail type or where the rail starts from the trigger guard but I would say so as you have .5 of an inch to play with. ...(That's what she said? )Item measured was a trl-1s...As I just happened to have it next to me, the tlr-1h is put away..The trl-1h is a much brighter light... compare OAL between the two to see if it is the same. ..should be. ..but don't want to be responsible if they are not. ..sorry in the middle of cleaning or I would help more..
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I had the same question for my 9mm EAA witness, turns out it didn't, it fits AR rails well, but its much too big, and too clunky for a handgun, I had a rifle it worked well on, so I got some use out of it still, but I am still looking for a 9mm mounted light/laser I found a more compact one, that doesn't give much more weight to the gun, for about 100 or so on amazon, I may just end up getting that later on Streamlight 69240 TLR-4 Compact Rail Mounted Tactical Light with Laser Sight I believe it may fit your glock, but since I haven't purchased it yet, I don't know for sure