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May 11th, 2009, 14:08
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Can you identify this ?
These came off a P226, they are surefire but no model numbers on them. Can you tell what model they are, the two on the left. The other one is a M1.
Last edited by OddJack; May 11th, 2009 at 15:22.. |
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May 11th, 2009, 17:43
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Looks like Surefire P114s (the ones designed for the 226) with remote tail cap.
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May 11th, 2009, 18:03
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Thanks.. surefire responded : P114 DG
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May 11th, 2009, 23:54
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Anyone knows what the difference is between P114C and 114D?
Edit: Answer The P114C features both a SlimLine grip-activated momentary switch and a constant-on shuttle switch. The P114D features a SlimLine grip-activated momentary switch and a system disable shuttle switch. The "C" -- or Constant-on -- option is useful when there is a need to keep the light on for extended periods of time, or for users -- such as K9 officers -- who cannot switch to a handheld flashlight because they must keep weapon and leash in hand. The "D" -- or Disable -- option allows the light to be locked in the OFF position, decreasing the chance that the light will be accidentally activated during covert operations or during storage or transport. The "DG" version of the P11C and P114D (P11C-DG / P114D-DG) refers to a variation of the grip-activated switch featuring a reduced contact area. The "DG" option was originally developed for an elite Naval Special Warfare unit. Last edited by OddJack; May 12th, 2009 at 00:17.. |
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