The SureFire DG Switch

Published on November 4, 2016
Duration: 3:42

This review covers the SureFire DG Switch, an accessory that replaces the standard end cap on SureFire X-series weapon lights. It allows for ambidextrous momentary and constant-on activation, with an added button positioned for activation by the middle finger under the trigger guard. The review highlights its utility for one-handed light manipulation, particularly in home defense or tactical scenarios where a support hand may be occupied. A caution is given regarding potential holster interference and wear on the switch.

Quick Summary

The SureFire DG Switch replaces the end cap on X-series lights, adding a middle-finger activated button under the trigger guard for one-handed momentary light control. It retains original ambidextrous functions and is useful for home defense or tactical scenarios where a support hand is occupied.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction to SureFire DG Switch
  2. 00:17DG Switch Functionality Explained
  3. 00:40Design and Button Placement
  4. 01:02Installation Process
  5. 01:15Why Use a DG Switch?
  6. 01:39Home Defense Scenario
  7. 02:38Holster Wear Caution
  8. 03:03Where to Buy and Model Info

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SureFire DG Switch?

The SureFire DG Switch is an accessory that replaces the standard end cap on SureFire X-series weapon lights. It adds a button activated by the middle finger, positioned under the trigger guard, for enhanced momentary light control.

How does the SureFire DG Switch improve weapon light operation?

It allows for one-handed activation of the weapon light, which is particularly useful in tactical situations or home defense scenarios where your support hand may be occupied with another task, like holding a child.

What are the activation methods for the SureFire DG Switch?

The DG Switch retains the original ambidextrous momentary activation by pressing forward. It also offers constant-on by rocking the switch up or down, and the new middle finger button provides an additional way to activate momentary light.

Are there any potential issues with the SureFire DG Switch?

Yes, the thin metal piece under the trigger guard can be susceptible to wear or damage from sharp holster edges, especially Kydex. It's recommended to smooth or round off holster edges that may interfere with the switch.

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