Feyachi PS-16 Remote Pressure Switch 1" Flashlight FL9 FL11 FL14 FL17 FL22 Tactical Flashlight, Won't Fit WL15 WL18

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The feyachi remote pressure switch is a must-have accessory if you own a tactical flashlight.This is an excellent multi-function remote pressure switch specifically for tactical flashlights. Like the other remote pressure switches.It features dual switches, has a momentary-on function, and provides multiple outputs to match the flashlight. Combining convenience and stealth, these pressure switches can mount anywhere on your weapon, enabling you to operate your flashlight without ever leaving contact the trigger guard. The switch also eliminates the clicking sound made by most flashlight switches, reducing noise that might alert your target. Momentary-on gives you a brief burst of light, while full-on allows you to both illuminate and disorient your foes. Features This remote pressure switch features a noiseless design, so there are no clicks when switching modes. This remote pressure switch features a noiseless design, so there are no clicks when switching modes. Switch pad includes a long and elastic contact strip allowing the user to press anywhere on the pad to activate the switch. Switch pad includes a long and elastic contact strip allowing the user to press anywhere on the pad to activate the switch. The long and wide pressure switch pad provides a large surface area for easy activation. The long and wide pressure switch pad provides a large surface area for easy activation. Grants momentary activation for weapon mounted lights, allowing user to keep both hands on firearm. Grants momentary activation for weapon mounted lights, allowing user to keep both hands on firearm. The switch pad is silent when pressed and large enough to be easily operated even while wearing gloves. The switch pad is silent when pressed and large enough to be easily operated even while wearing gloves. Silent activation prevents user from giving away location. Silent activation prevents user from giving away location.