Videos tagged with Trigger Guard Mount

This guide explains how to select and mount laser sights for firearms. It covers considerations for both rifle and pistol installations, including rail compatibility, alternative mounting methods for pistols without rails, and the benefits of non-rail mounting for holster retention. The video also touches on laser beam colors, modes, and adjustment capabilities.

This guide details the installation and use of the Streamlight TLR-6 Light/Laser & Holster Combo for various Glock models, as demonstrated by Lenny Magill. It covers secure mounting, holster compatibility, and operational modes, emphasizing proper firearm handling and safety. Magill, CEO of GlockStore, provides expert insights into tactical applications and legal responsibilities.

This video reviews the SureFire DG11 switch, an accessory designed to replace the standard tail cap switch on SureFire X300 and X400 series weapon lights. The DG11 allows for momentary activation of the light via a tape switch positioned under the trigger guard, manipulated by the middle finger of the firing hand. This design enables simultaneous light activation and shooting, particularly useful when the support hand is occupied with other tasks. The giveaway entry method is tied to Patreon support, with the creator emphasizing that support should be for content appreciation, not solely for giveaway entry.

This guide details the installation of the LaserLyte Master Module System for SCCY pistols. The system allows users to easily swap laser modules between different colored external bodies and mount the laser to the firearm using a simple three-screw process. The ambidextrous activation and convenient battery access are highlighted as key features.

This guide details the installation of the Streamlight TLR-6 light and laser combo onto Glock 42 and Glock 43 pistols. The process involves clamping the unit around the trigger guard using provided bolts and powering it with two CR-1/3N batteries. The review highlights its suitability for self-defense distances despite being less powerful than full-size lights.