Hello all,
I'm doing a general purpose build and considering going a different-than-usual direction with the light. Normally, I've always mounted the light at the 12 o'clock position in order to achieve ambidextrous manipulation AND to mitigate the light banging on a corner or being blocked by corner when pieing.
However, with the Surefire direct-to-MLOK mounts they have now, I'm looking at either the Dual Fuel or one of the mini scout lights (the basic or the turbo).
It seems like if using a C-clamp grip, I can reach either side where the tail cap would be to actuate it (or I might opt for a tape switch, but would prefer to use just the tail cap).
Anyone have any experiences with one or more of these lights?
The pros/cons I'm looking at are light performance and battery life vs. size/weight at the front of the rifle (and anything else I may have failed to consider).
Thanks.
I'm doing a general purpose build and considering going a different-than-usual direction with the light. Normally, I've always mounted the light at the 12 o'clock position in order to achieve ambidextrous manipulation AND to mitigate the light banging on a corner or being blocked by corner when pieing.
However, with the Surefire direct-to-MLOK mounts they have now, I'm looking at either the Dual Fuel or one of the mini scout lights (the basic or the turbo).
It seems like if using a C-clamp grip, I can reach either side where the tail cap would be to actuate it (or I might opt for a tape switch, but would prefer to use just the tail cap).
Anyone have any experiences with one or more of these lights?
The pros/cons I'm looking at are light performance and battery life vs. size/weight at the front of the rifle (and anything else I may have failed to consider).
Thanks.
