You have to post first then go back and then go back and add an attachment, or if the image is hosted somewhere else, you can select the image button when you post and insert the link between the IMG tags. Give a try and let me know.

Looks good. A little big for my taste though. Have you used the sight at the range yet?

I have the same light and have just contacted Sig asking them to repair/replace after one trip to the range.

I bought it a couple of months ago thinking a light on the p250 would be cool seen as though it is the nightstand gun for my wife and I. The laser/light combo seemed like a nice bonus and the additional strobe light sounded interesting. Initially everything worked just fine on when installed and the strobe feature proved to be very cool. The laser will be good at the range for it lets a new shooter realize how much they are moving around the target when they think they are rock solid. Overall, the regular flashlight was the most important thing and it worked great when exploring a bump in the night.

So, wife and I took it to the range yesterday to test it out and this happened:

1. The clamping/nut feature of the attachment broke in half after 5 rounds. The light stayed on the gun, but it was a little looser thatn before and you couldn't rely on the laser to hit the same point of impact with the subtle shifting that was going on.

2. After shooting another 20+ rounds, the selector button for the strobe would no longer activate the strobe.

3. Original battery that came in the unit was dead once we got to the range. It had been in the gun for 5-6 weeks with a few minutes of use on it. Initially I thought that maybe I left it on somehow (????), but after the above problems I don't know

So, right now the light still works and the unit stays attached to the gun. Hopefully Sig will do right by me with this and i'll have a new or repaired unit. I hope that I got the only bad one out there for the quality of my unit leaves a lot to be desired

I have not had any of those problems thankfully. I have been hearing a few have two lasers projecting light (vs. one) but that has been the only problem I have heard about.

I did get to the range with mine and had no problems. The only thing I didn't like was after about 25-30 rounds the flash from the shots left a little powder burn on the top of the light that sticks out just past the end of the barrel.

Sig has great CS and I am sure they will make it right.

Like I said before, Sig will make it right. Refund or replace.

It will be hard to beat the cc of the G26. Next to that is the baby XD. You could drop about $800 and get a Kahr PM9.

I plan on getting the Sub Compact frame/slide for my P250 when they hit the street.

Good news!!

Please keep us updated.

These are some pics that I took to show what I'm saying to you. It's hard to show exactly, since only one hand could hold the P250, but hopefully you can see that on the inside, the supporting hand's thumb can, without much thought or effort, either flash the light or turn it on. On the outside, the actual trigger finger can be used, with a little stretching, to turn it on, but it cannot easily flash in that position. The downsides to this for me is that 1) I don't want to remove my finger from the trigger during a confrontation, and 2) if the light is put on the inside of the firearm for best use, it slightly detracts from your sight since you just added an obstacle to your pistol that you cannot see through. However, after a little while of putting it on/off, or just playing with it a bit (safely, of course!), you get used to it.

I also took a couple of pics with my equipment, both to show everyone who considers getting anything what the size of the equipment is compared to one another. In one of the photographs, I broke down the STL-100 into its two component parts, the attachment and the light. I put these parts next to their belt holders, next to Ben Franklin (no, I'm not rich; I just happen to temporarily own Ben), to give you an idea of their size. Hopefully these will answer any questions anyone has and has sparked interest where there may have been none before.

I am curious as to how easy it is to activate the laser/light, such as if you must momentarily abandon your shooting position in order to push a button. I would also like to know if it comes with any belt holders, like the STL-100 does.

rah45

I don't notice a huge difference in the added weight but you can tell it's there. Mine did not come with a belt holder. I think it would be easier to take on and off than the 100 but I don't have the 100 to test. What I do like about the 900 is that you don't have to tighten it down all the way because it has the spring to keep it tight enough and the rail to keep it in place. Also, when you take it on and off it goes right back where it was. I think it would also be just as easy to turn on as the 100 too.

I think the 100 is more less a flashlight that they made mounts for where the 900 is specificly designed to mount to a gun. Can anybody confirm this??



rah45, what type of battery does the 100 take??

Nope, haven't been back to the range yet (have spent a lot of time on the road lately). The weight of the light is no biggie, but there's no mistaking that it is there. Haven't looked for a holster for it with the lite, but I would think it would be easier to find then one for the side lite?

One of the things that i plan on checking out when I get back to the range is the "quick" release/attach aspect of the light. The latching mechanism is spring activated and you can pop the light on and off of the gun pretty quickly. You then have the option of tightening the thumbscrew on the mech. or leave it loose. Not sure if it will stay on under fire with spring pressure alone; although I think my original lights mech. may have broken from being over-torqued along with the effect of firing the gun. If it stays on with spring pressure easily enough it would be as quick to slide the light on as it is to load a mag into the grip...