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Surefire X400 and DG Switch help
2/3/2012 8:19:13 PM
Hello Handgun forum night crew....
So I'm in the process condemning myself to the dollar menu buying accessories for my new addition(while im still waiting for it to be shipped
): Sig P226 MK25
Like the title suggests I'm putting the x400 on there and am looking to put the DG switch on there. The scary part is I dont know which adapter to use! On the Surefire website under DG Grip Switch they talk about needing one of two adapters: MR14A and MR14B
Any ideas on which one? Sure I could just wait and check the serial number/ measure the trigger guard like Sig says to... But I figured I could take this question that has answered almost everything I could ask, plus, wheres the fun in waiting?
So I'm in the process condemning myself to the dollar menu buying accessories for my new addition(while im still waiting for it to be shipped
): Sig P226 MK25
Like the title suggests I'm putting the x400 on there and am looking to put the DG switch on there. The scary part is I dont know which adapter to use! On the Surefire website under DG Grip Switch they talk about needing one of two adapters: MR14A and MR14B
Any ideas on which one? Sure I could just wait and check the serial number/ measure the trigger guard like Sig says to... But I figured I could take this question that has answered almost everything I could ask, plus, wheres the fun in waiting?
2/4/2012 12:50:29 AM
You dont need an adapter since the pistol has a rail. It'll mount directly to the pistol. The adapters Surefire makes are for weapons made without integral rails like some 1911s and older model Sigs.
The switch you should get i s the DG 22 (For 226R), The 'R' idicates a 226 with Rail. Older Sigs didnt have integral rails, hence why Surefire manufactured the rail adapter.
Hope this helps.
The switch you should get i s the DG 22 (For 226R), The 'R' idicates a 226 with Rail. Older Sigs didnt have integral rails, hence why Surefire manufactured the rail adapter.
Hope this helps.
2/4/2012 10:34:04 AM
Should have known that.... 
Thanks for the info though!
Thanks for the info though!
2/4/2012 10:38:33 AM
Originally Posted By Judge561:
You dont need an adapter since the pistol has a rail. It'll mount directly to the pistol. The adapters Surefire makes are for weapons made without integral rails like some 1911s and older model Sigs.
The switch you should get i s the DG 22 (For 226R), The 'R' idicates a 226 with Rail. Older Sigs didnt have integral rails, hence why Surefire manufactured the rail adapter.
Hope this helps.
You dont need an adapter since the pistol has a rail. It'll mount directly to the pistol. The adapters Surefire makes are for weapons made without integral rails like some 1911s and older model Sigs.
The switch you should get i s the DG 22 (For 226R), The 'R' idicates a 226 with Rail. Older Sigs didnt have integral rails, hence why Surefire manufactured the rail adapter.
Hope this helps.
I checked the website and DG-22 is designated for the 229- DG-14 says for 226R, thats the one i need right?
2/4/2012 5:31:15 PM
Yeah, youre right. I must have mis-read.
2/5/2012 7:14:41 PM
Originally Posted By Judge561:
Yeah, youre right. I must have mis-read.
Yeah, youre right. I must have mis-read.
Thank you very much for the help; and taking the time back to say that!
Ordered on off Optics planet cause it was on sale, then they send an email that they were out of stock :(
2/5/2012 10:22:46 PM
I still have a pending order from 2008 with them for a Surefire Helmet light MOLLE mount.
Hopefully your stuff actually comes back IN stock.
Hopefully your stuff actually comes back IN stock.
