Name: SUREFIRE DS07 Switch Assembly M6XX
Brand: Surefire
Price: 167.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

Surefire, Part, Scoutlight, Includes A Click On/Off Pushbutton Switch And ST07 Switch Assembly With 7" Plug-In Momentary-On Remote Tape Switch, Black

WARNING

DS00 click on/off pushbutton switch
Plug-in ST07 with 7" cable length and momentary-on pressure pad
Two piece, O-Ring sealed housing

The DS07 is a waterproof switch assembly for SureFire's Scout Light(R) Weapon Lights. It includes a system-disable feature, a click on/off pushbutton switch, and an ST07 switch assembly with a 7" plug-in momentary-on remote tape switch. The integrated pushbutton and remote switch assemblies operate independently, providing switch redundancy. Fits: SureFire Scout Light Weapon Lights

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Brand:

Surefire

Please Note:

Item is not available for returns.

Please Note:

Unfortunately, at this time we are not allowed to ship any Lights, Lasers or Optics outside of the United States due to U.S. Federal regulations.

What weapon lights are compatible with the SureFire DS07 Switch Assembly?:

The DS07 Switch Assembly is compatible with SureFire M6XX series weapon lights, including the M600 and M640 Scout Lights.

How do I mount the remote pressure pad on my firearm?:

The remote pressure pad can be mounted using Velcro, zip ties, or other mounting solutions. It’s designed to be flexible so you can position it in the most ergonomic spot for your shooting style.

Is the DS07 Switch Assembly weatherproof?:

Yes, the entire assembly, including the remote pressure pad, is weatherproof, ensuring reliable performance in rain, mud, or extreme weather conditions.

Can I use the DS07 Switch Assembly with gloves on?:

Absolutely. Both the click-on tail cap and the remote pressure pad are designed for easy operation, even when wearing gloves.

What’s the advantage of having a dual-switch system?:

The dual-switch system offers momentary and constant-on options, giving you flexibility for different tactical needs. Use momentary for quick bursts of light and constant-on for extended illumination.