I'm intrigued by that model of laser/light combo. Where is the switch and how is it activated?
Here are some photos, that are also relevant to a couple other threads, like mounting a light, polymer mags, sling mounting, red dots, gun case/bags, iron sights.
The light is mounted on a 90 degree picatinny mount adapter that sits barely under my Vortex Spitfire 3X scope. There's a remote switch that is attached to the forward handgrip area on the left using gaffers tape (kind of crude, but open to suggestions. working so far.) Pressing that switch turns on both a light and a red laser in the center of the light. The light is mounted on the left to leave the charging handle unobstructed. It can easily be actuated with my left thumb as I grip the rifle in a firing position. The remote switch comes with the unit.
The light/laser by Truglo is definitely ahead of generic Chinese laser/light knockoffs (which are really often only meant for airsoft), but no where near as high quality as your Crimson, Streamlight, Surefire, etc. level of equipment. It does the job but would not stand up to heavy, long term combat use (too flimsy). On the other hand it is very lightweight and uniquely small in that the laser is situated inside the light housing, not below it like so many. This gets your laser closer to the bore axis, which can help with accuracy at a distance. It also keeps down the bulk. The remote switch is set to momentary on or off so as to keep my position hidden when I let go of the switch. The light itself is somewhere between 150 and 200 lumens as I recall, so not the brightest, but OK.
I chose red laser because it was cheaper and generally for indoor/night time use, plus battery efficiency, and I think I bought it off ebay for around $80 shipped. The 90 degree adapter was also off ebay for under $10 I believe. The rear adjustable iron sight was off ebay for around $25 shipped. The mounting pin for the sling was a dollar at Lowes. The one or two point sling was around two for $20, either off Amazon or ebay, forget which. The gun bag was a cheap padded case for under $30 on sale, and everything fits in the bag with the gun folded, and there are four compartments for extra mags. In one photo I included the hearing protection that also slips into the bag ($7 off ebay).
The scope is situated back as far as it will go for eye relief purposes and also so the front flip-up cap clears the iron sight (barely), and the barrel will clear when disassembling. I also have a Holosun 515c which is much lighter and smaller on another gun, which I may switch to this one. The Holosun is very nice, and I got it refurbed off Dvor.com for $160 I think, which was a special at the time. The Vortex Spitfire 3x scope is very cool, with a red or green lighted reticle and etched glass for use if the batteries fail or you don't need the lighted reticle. It's my cheap ACOG, but it is heavy relative to the Holosun (which a micro Aimpoint clone in many ways). This scope here does have accessory picatinny rails on top which could be used for a light i suppose, but it was too far off the bore axis to make a laser useful up there, IMO. Apart from the weight, the Vortex is probably the highest quality accessory I have, for any gun, and cost me with a very good sale around $225 shipped.
I don't plan to use the bipod feature on the gun obviously (since the remote switch is taped up there), and I decided to abandon that due to the bipod changing the point of impact secondary to it not being mounted to a floated rail. I do think about getting a replacement floated rail, but am not too motivated at this point. Would be nice if someone came up with a carbon floated rail to keep the gun super light.
Lastly, note that the mag currently in the gun is a Troy battle mag. That polymer mag does clear the rear folding stock with minimal dremeling. You can see on the forward lower corner of the mag that I have sanded/dremeled of a wee bit off the corner to aid in clearance...not much, and not enough to harm the mag. That said, the Troy mags feel somewhat cheaply made to me, although they do have anti tilt followers. Jury is out on them for me. I think I prefer the D+H metal mags from Palmetto, which can be had for $7/mag plus shipping (sometimes including shipping).
Overall, what a great amount of firepower in that one small gun bag. The bag is heavy when loaded up with ammo to the hilt, though.
PS I haven't really used and cleaned the gun since putting the laser on, so I may need to rethink things if disassembling the gun is problematic with the remote switch wire as it is. Have to see how it goes. The laser was zeroed relative to my scope, which is zeroed to 50 yds.
