Created to address the needs of tactical shooters, the Trijicon Night Sight for Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 SD9 SD40 VEfrom Trijicon Night Sight for Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 SD9 SD40 VEfeatures green tritium lamps with protective and light-shaping sapphire jewels. The lamps do not require batteries to provide illumination for the sight in low-light conditions. The lamps are encapsulated by aluminum cylinders that protect them from abrasions and shock. The metal housing features silicone cushions to offer recoil-resistant performance.

Tritium Phosphor Lamps    Scratch-Resistant Sapphire Jewels    Protective Aluminum Cylinders    Silicone Rubber Cushions    Durable Metal Body

Smith & Wesson M&P/M2.0/SD9 VE/SD40 VE

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with an argus c3 flash dome?

A: It can but its hit and miss weather your master flash registers with the sensor to get the slave flash effect to work. These flashs are a nice backup. They are cheap and you can find uses for them but dont rely on them to be a main light source.

Q: 2. Hello- My wife picked up for me a Smith and Victor set of 3 stands but it came with only two of these bulbs so I need to order another and maybe a couple of extras. This is my first experience with this type of lighting so before I invest in more bulbs I have a question: I tried using the two working ones using my 600EX set to its lowest setting, bouncing up to trigger the lights. However, I must be doing something wrong because even though the lights are going off they are having no effect. I know this because I took a test shot without them and there is no difference. I assume its a timing/ synch issue between the lights and the exposure. Am I making some simple amateur mistake? Should I be using a synch cord? Do these types of lights even take one? Thanks in advance.

A: You would have to use the Canon flash in manual mode. The other lights will see the canon pre flash that it fires for exposure determination and fire with it. This will cause the external lights to fire before the shutter is open.

Q: 3. Is it possible to turn the column to face the floor in order to shoot a larger item than 16x20 if a counterbalance weight is placed on the base board?

A: You can probably remove the center column from the baseboard and mount it reversed or mount the column directly to a table or bench.

Q: 4. Will it hold XQD cards?

A: XQD cards should fit into this no issues.

Q: 5. Is there a dimmable switch so the lights can be adjusted ?

A: You can dim the LED.

Q: 6. Can I move this incrementally up & down?

A: Yes and it has a marking if you need to go back to the same position

Q: 7. I'm having trouble keeping it tight enough from pivoting on my stand. It's a large stand. But I haven't seen complaints on that. What am I doing wrong?

A: The boom arm has a support weigh of no more than 4 lbs. If you are over that weight it will slip. If lights are less than 4 lbs it could be that the stand diameter is too small and so the swivel clamp cannot tighten down enough.If those are not the issues it is best to come in to chat or call.

Q: 8. Does anyone know the CRI value of these bulbs?

A: The manufacture does not list the CRI on this lamp. Ones like this are not more than 82 CRI.The lamp listed below if the fixture you have can work with the physical size of the lamp has a CRI of 90.

Q: 9. It says in the description that it has cold Shoe mounts. That would take a camera mounted flash unit? The umbrella mount (UM4) says in its description that the Flash mount is optional. Are 2 flash mount adaptors included in the kit?

A: Yes, in my set there were flash mounts included. Cold Shoe means that it is just a physical mount for the flash, it cannot communicate with your flash, like a hot shoe would.

Q: 10. Hi! Can I use it in Argentina? (the voltage here is 220)

A: You will need a step-down transformer to convert the power from 220 to 110 volts AC.