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-Trooper- January 20th, 2010 14:06

Securely Attaching Tail Switches
 
I'm looking for different ways to securely attach two tail switches to my VFC Scar. I want to attach them to the body of the gun without taking off any paint if removed. I don't like attaching switches onto vertical grips because I don't hold onto it. Any suggestions would be helpful.

Danke January 20th, 2010 14:49

The best way I've seen is to take a rail cover and modify it to hold the switch. On the SCAR you've got four rails that you can clip the cover with the switch onto.

Oborous January 20th, 2010 14:51

I'm assuming you're talking about tape switches? I.e. a cord coming from a flashlight that allows you to have your hand somewhere else and still activate the switch?

I don't think you're going to have to worry about pulling off paint from a VFC, but I haven't personally tried this.

Ergo Grips Switch Mount would allow you to mount the switch to rails

Oborous

-Trooper- January 20th, 2010 15:34

The only problem about the rail cover ideas is that I have a flashlight mounted on the side where my thumb can push it and my index finger can not access if it is on the opposite rail.

Azathoth January 20th, 2010 15:35

Have you considered velcro?

-Trooper- January 20th, 2010 15:57

I have, but I'm just concerned that if I decide to remove the velcro later the paint might come off

dutchydoc January 20th, 2010 16:02

Is it a rifle or a Ferrari?;) Velcro wont take the paint off, I assure you; if your worried about it use a hair dryer to heat the adhesive before removal.

-Trooper- January 20th, 2010 16:24

Lol, ok. I will give velcro a shot.

Danke January 20th, 2010 16:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Egria (Post 1146469)
The only problem about the rail cover ideas is that I have a flashlight mounted on the side where my thumb can push it and my index finger can not access if it is on the opposite rail.

Put it on the top or bottom. Maybe a bit less chance of a white light ND also.

The VFC upper is anodized so no paint there.

-Trooper- January 20th, 2010 22:38

Oh ok, that's good to know.


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