Abstract: The dual-switch housing is configured to secure two separate switches on a rail interface system and includes an actuator that allows an end-user to activate both switches individually or simultaneously. An example dual-switch housing comprises: a housing including rail clamp portions for removably mounting the dual-switch housing to the rail interface system; and an actuator configured to actuate the first and second switches individually or simultaneously. The actuator comprises a first actuation button configured to actuate only the first switch, a second actuation button configured to actuate both the first switch and the second switch, and a third actuation button configured to actuate only the second switch.

Abstract: Disclosed are implementations of a cable management device. An example cable management device can be attached to the handguard of a firearm, and used to route an electrical cable (or wire) connecting a remote switch to a firearm accessory, such as a flashlight. An example cable management device comprises: a body portion that includes a cable guide channel configured to receive therein a portion of an electrical cable; an elongated threaded fastener that includes a countersunk head; and a pivot fastener. The body portion is configured so that the countersunk head of the elongated threaded fastener can capture the portion of the electrical cable positioned within the cable guide channel. In some implementations, the body portion includes two cable guide channels, each of which is configured to receive therein a portion of an electrical cable.

Abstract: Disclosed are implementations of a switch actuator that can be attached to a switch device of a weapon mounted light and used, in conjunction with the switch device, to selectively actuate a light emitter of the weapon mounted light. An example switch actuator comprises: a base configured for attachment to the switch device; an actuator paddle offset from and positioned above the base; and an actuator arm connecting the actuator paddle to the base. The switch actuator is used to forwardly urge the switch device to place the switch device in a momentary ON position, and rotatably urge the switch device to place the switch device in a constant ON or OFF position.

Abstract: Disclosed are implementations of a switch actuator that can be attached to a switch device of a weapon mounted light and used, in conjunction with the switch device, to selectively actuate a light emitter of the weapon mounted light. An example switch actuator comprises: a base configured for attachment to the switch device; an actuator paddle offset from and positioned above the base; and an actuator arm connecting the actuator paddle to the base. The switch actuator is used to forwardly urge the switch device to place the switch device in a momentary ON position, and rotatably urge the switch device to place the switch device in a constant ON or OFF position.

Abstract: Disclosed are implementations of a cable management device. An example cable management device can be attached to the handguard of a firearm, and used to route an electrical cable (or wire) connecting a remote switch to a firearm accessory, such as a flashlight. An example cable management device comprises: a body portion that includes a cable guide channel configured to receive therein a portion of an electrical cable; an elongated threaded fastener that includes a countersunk head; and a pivot fastener. The body portion is configured so that the countersunk head of the elongated threaded fastener can capture the portion of the electrical cable positioned within the cable guide channel. In some implementations, the body portion includes two cable guide channels, each of which is configured to receive therein a portion of an electrical cable.