Surefire DS00 Weaponlight Tail Switch

SKU: DS00-TN
$145
$131
Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price
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  • Designed for duty and tactical weaponlight activation setups
  • Provides redundant on?weapon and remote switching options
  • Integrated click pushbutton plus remote switch receptacle
  • Two?piece O?ring sealed housing with swivel positioning

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The Surefire DS00 Weaponlight Tail Switch is a waterproof switch assembly and includes a system disable feature and click-on/-off pushbutton switch. The pushbutton and remote switch assembly are integrated and operate independently, providing switch redundancy. The DS00 switch receptacle accepts the ST07, SR07 and SR07-D-IT remote tape switches (sold separately).

Features:

  • Click-on/off push-button switch
  • System disable feature
  • Two-piece, O-ring sealed housing swivels to facilitate precise positioning of the integrated click-on/-off switch in the DS switch housing
  • Versatile, adaptable switch assembly for SureFire WeaponLights
  • Integrated and remote switch assemblies operate independently
  • Switch receptacle accepts a variety of SureFire remote tape switches

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Surefire DS00-TN

"As usual another excellent product from Surefire and the 360 degree button/port position is a great feature!"

Andrew W. (4/5)

Love it

"I paired this tailcap with my modlite and could not be happier with the fit and function of the tailcap...I would recommend this for any setup u are running"

Russell c. (5/5)

Must have for rail mounted white light

"Great item and great price (and was in stock which was hard to find online these days). I'd consider it must for a rail light if you are using a pressure pad, so you have a backup way to activate white light. Momentary and constant (push in, full click). Nothing bad at all to say."

Chris (5/5)

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