Do you happen to have a picture of how it looks on the banshee? I was looking at a piece of picatinny exactly like what you suggested vs an offset 45deg piece of picatinny. I'm just having trouble visualizing working the on/off button ergonomically with an angled foregrip. I guess it's all about the thumb placement.
Phew, those look nice but I think I'd be willing to spend about half that ($250). I'd be satisfied with the performance about the same as my TLR-7X on my handgun but I want it to be easy to operate on the PDW
Yep the Vampires ARE expensive but they are nice and have IR capability if you ever want to use Night Vision
Hahaha dont rule it out there are some sub $500 options and its a game changer once you have it youll wonder what you did without it
I could not mount the light on top because it interferes with the optic. It is set up for a left handed shooter with the switch on the starboard side
@HayesGreener how do you like the olight? Are the on par with streamlight quality-wise? I was thinking of getting one.
It has lots of power and functions well, and has a very good mounting system. I can't tell you about durability until I have abused it for awhile, although I have fired around 500 rounds of .45acp with it mounted and nothing has yet shaken loose. The switch setup is excellent on the Olight. I have Surefire lights on guns but was not willing to put a $300 light on this gun. My EDC pistol light is a Streamlight TLR1 and it has been bulletproof.
Great! Thank you. I have Streamlight TLR7’s on handguns and their Protac lights on long guns without any hiccups. I was curious about the Olight because i like the slim design for long guns.
