Reviews - TacStar PSEC #2 Pressure Switch End Cap for TacStar T6, T9 & Surefire 6P, C2, C3, G2 & Nitrolon Reviews - FQ-WS-DDDAAC-1081206

Author: litlemuddy (verified customer) from litlemuddy on May 14, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

litlemuddy wrote:

Fits great on my rifle/flashlight. Makes lighting a lot easier. Good price

Author: Machine75 from Scottsboro,Al on May 20, 2010
Pros:  Solid and durable. Great value.
Cons:  None so far.
Would recommend:  yes

Machine75 wrote:

Exactly what I was looking for.. and a fraction of the cost. You could probably pay more, but I don't think you would get more.

Author: James1 (verified customer) , Regular Optics Planet customer, from Cincinnati, OH on Feb 17, 2010
Pros:  Unknown
Cons:  Does not work with LED type Mini-Maglite (AA)
Would recommend:  yes

James1 wrote:

The spring in the end-cap was too short to come into contact with the AA batteries in the Mini-Maglite. After talking to Lyman Ind. (owner of TacStar) they told me to send in for fix/replacement. After $5.15 shipping cost and a 20 business-day wait, Lyman phoned to say the TacStar Pressure Switch End Caps will NOT work with the "LED" type Mini-Maglite, but will work with a "Xenon" type Mini-Maglite. Lyman are shipping back my TacStar Pressure Switch and I'm about to go out to find a Xenon Mini-Mag.

Author: wayky (verified customer) , x military/Fed security, from london KY on Feb 11, 2010
Would recommend:  yes

wayky wrote:

It works well and seems to be decent quality. the shotgun coil could be a little shorter though.

Author: Jack from Erin, Tn on Feb 8, 2010
Pros:  Easy to install.
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Jack wrote:

I used this with a mini-mag for my mossberg 500. I placed the switch on the pistol grip and activate it with my thumb. It works great and is easy to use. I had no installation problems.

Author: Guy Barbera , Amateur pinker, at 500 yards., from sedona AZ on Nov 22, 2009
Pros:  solid and durable
Cons:  Had to bend spring with plyers to make work
Would recommend:  yes

Guy Barbera wrote:

I had to yank the spring out a bit so it would make contact with the battery. The spring was too short. If I had to bend it any more it may have broken completely. I was scared it would break. But now, it does work so, I'll stop complaining.