Shop weapon light switches at No Boring Guns for complete control over your weapon-mounted illumination systems. Remote pressure switches, tape switches, grip switches, tailcap switches, click switches, and dual switches provide instant activation options for rifles, shotguns, and carbines across tactical, hunting, and competitive shooting disciplines.
Choosing Weapon Light Switches
Mounting Configuration
Rail-mounted pressure pads attach via Picatinny or M-LOK hardware, requiring compatible mounting slots at optimal hand positions. Tape switches eliminate hardware needs but demand clean, degreased surfaces for reliable adhesion. Vertical grip integration works best on platforms where forward grips enhance control – carbines and compact rifles benefit most, while precision rifles rarely need this configuration. Consider hand position during different shooting stances when selecting mounting locations.
Cable Management
Cable routing affects durability and snag potential. Shorter cables create cleaner installations but limit mounting flexibility. Longer cables accommodate various positions but require careful securing to prevent interference with charging handles, ejection ports, or optic adjustments. Coiled cables reduce excess length while maintaining flexibility. Right-angle connectors help route cables cleanly around receivers and rail sections.
Activation Type
Momentary-only switches activate lights while pressed, preventing accidental battery drain. Constant-on switches lock lights active until clicked again, valuable during extended searches or when transitioning to secondary tasks. Dual-function designs combine both modes – light pressure for momentary, full click for constant. This versatility matters when pairing lights with thermal vision systems, hunting thermal cameras, or night vision thermal devices that require coordinated illumination control.
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