Description
Streamlight 69426 Tailcap Assembly – Low – TLR-7A, TLR-9
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4.0 / 5
23 ratings
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Specification notes
- Canonical product: MP-US-B08XS7QZLV
- Source product ID: B08XS7QZLV
- Category: Light & Lighting Accessories / Lighting Assemblies & Accessories / Brake & Tail Light Assemblies, Parts & Accessories / Tail Light Covers
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- Match the complete identifier, side, position, connector, dimensions, and visible design with the existing part.
- Treat uncertain vehicle notes as a buying aid, not as a confirmed fitment guarantee.
Maxwell –
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Tailcap doesn’t match but the switches do on the TLR-7 Sub. Pulled the pins and swapped, ends up perfectly even with the trigger guard on p365. Annoying that streamlight doesn’t sell just switches or offer an option for the Sub.
Guncito Alberto –
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A+++++*
RC –
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Some people have had luck swapping these low switch levers to their TLR7 Sub, others have not.If yours is compatible, you will need to swap the levers and not just swap the end cap.I’ve seen some pics online of TLR7 Subs with similar end cap construction to this end cap, others seem to have a different construction.Will it work for you: This end cap has holes in it that a separate plunger with an orange o-ring goes thru. These plungers are activated by an orange rubber piece in the switch lever. If you can see orange on your TLR7 Sub switch levers, this will likely work for you and you can likely swap these low levers.My newly purchased (4/23) TLR7 Sub 1913 has a black sealed membrane and no holes in the end cap. My levers have a built in plunger. These low switches are not a direct swap for me. They can probably be made to work but will require more work and making a suitable plunger.This is my experience as of 5/23 and parts can change. YMMV
christian pagan –
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Installation was simple switching my regular switches to these low one but to be honest i prefer the regular ones more. They seem to be to low for me hit especially under stress. I guess it comes down to training. Definitely worth the price if its for you.