The Fenix ALG-05 tactical remote pressure switch mount is designed for use with Fenix AER series tactical remote pressure switches. The mount easily snaps on to any standard Picatinny rail creating a secure hold for the AER pressure switch. The body of the mount is made of aluminum alloy with hard-anodized finish, and it is non-reflective with a matte black finish.
Compatible with AER-02 V2, AER-03 V2, AER-04, and AER-05 (purchased separately)
Overall rating: 4.7777777 / 5 from 18 reviews.
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"Used this on AER-2 V2.0 switch. Works great for my TK15UE. Fit & finish is really good. Not that cheap stuff that's out there. Nice job Fenix!"
"Awesome raíl mount. Great fit and quality. Rock solid mount. It looks great on my SAINT Victor paired with the PD35TAC and AER-02 V2 Tactical Remote Pressure Switch."
"Works great, solves an on going problem with Weapon Lights, mounting the pressure switch. Has clean design lines and is well made from sturdy aluminum. QD has positive retention, but the lever is a little small and hard to get to when light is mounted close / above. Fits 1913 / Picatinny rails well. Have several dedicated to different rifle light systems. For the money, a superior piece of kit. Reasonably fast, free shipping."
"Fenix ALG-05 Tactical Remote Pressure Switch Mount"
"I wish it went to straight mlock but it doesn't. However it does hold the switch nicely. And its definitely quality"
"Should have the option to buy the rail from them as well"
"Slides up and down a picatinny rail easily. A little slop when it’s in place, but not noticeable when using it. Large, but the switch it holds is large. Overall, good buy and probably the best option to mount the Fenix pressure switch."
"Works Great! Great Quality!"
"It works as advertised, clamps a weapon switch to a picatinny rail. It makes the whole setup stick out quite a bit though, I'd wager the main button is a good half inch from the rail. This disparity is greater if you're using an M-lok system. I'd forgive that more if wasn't for the method they use to clamp the mount to the rail. There's no bolt or screw, it's just these two pegs of metal under retention. Once you get it secured where you want on the rail, the button you depress to allow it to slide around just sticks out to the left or right of the mount depending on its orientation. And beyond that, it's not firmly secured, it wobbles slightly. For only like 15 bucks, it's a decent solution over zip ties and duct tape. I just wish it secured to the rail a bit more firmly."
"Perfect fit and function. Works great with minimal tactile pressure."
