Best Taurus Spectrum Accessories

First and foremost, you need to consider the needs of your firearm. For example, if your gun does not come with a holster or laser sight, that would be the first accessory necessary for proper use. You should also consider what types of accessories will work well with your firearm and its features and ensure they do not interfere with any features. For example, you should not buy a laser sight that uses a separate battery pack or laser pointers. These will add unnecessary bulk to your firearm and make it less comfortable for regular use. Several accessories are available for the Taurus Spectrum, including holsters, grips, lasers sights, tactical lights, extended magazines clips, and more.

Holsters

Holsters are necessary to carry your firearm safely. You should first choose the holster that fits your carrying needs; then consider adding accessories to the holster. The right type of holster should include three things: retention (keeps the firearm secure), adjustable cant (the angle at which it can be held and how far out of the waistband it is), and trigger guard coverage. Like most Spectrum accessories, Holsters are available in two different styles: over the waistband (OWB) and under the waistband (IWB).

The OWB holster includes leather or synthetic strap that slides around your hips, while a belt clip holds up the IWB holster. In terms of material, nylon holsters are the most common for their low cost and durability. On the other hand, Leather holsters are highly durable but can range in price significantly depending on what part of the cow it comes from (the higher up the animal, the more expensive) or how it is treated before the sale.

Grips

The grip is the back end of your firearm that you hold on to; some grips are ergonomically designed for comfort while others are textured or colored. Some standard features of a good grip include rubberized texture, finger grooves for better control, and a water-resistant feature to protect against moisture. The most common material is polymer, but wood or aluminum is also available at a higher cost. Different grips range from flat to curved, from single-sided to double-sided, from thin to thick, and from smooth texture to textured. There are several options for your grip color, including black, brown, green, or grey. There is also an option for a camo style that allows the grip to be changed when needed.

Laser Sights

Lasers are accessories that use a laser pointer to emit a thin line of light for better aim. The laser sight attaches to the end of your firearm, and a switch or pressure pad activates it. Most lasers are small and lightweight, making them difficult to use if they do not have an on/off switch that is easy to access. Not all lasers come with a pressure pad because some require you to cycle through different functions to find the right one, but if you want to use that particular laser, then it is necessary.

Lasers are available in both red and green light, which can be beneficial depending on the environment. Red lasers are most effective at night because they do not reflect quickly off of objects or people. Green lasers allow for better visibility during the daytime, and they are often used for additional purposes such as sighting a weapon light or night vision device.

Night Sights

Night sights are tritium inserts that glow in the dark, making them easy to see in low light conditions. They must be “charged” by holding them up to any light source for a few minutes to function correctly. The best night sights allow the user to adjust the brightness of the sight with screws on both sides of the sight. Night sights are available in different colors, but they all function relatively the same way. Each color is designed to work best in specific conditions, which you can learn about at your local gun store or website. For example, green night sights are most effective when using a flashlight, while red night-sights are more suitable for daylight use.

Laser Light Combo

Most laser aiming accessories can be used as a flashlight, but the opposite is not true. This is where laser/light combos come in. Most of these combo accessories contain two parts: an adjustable flashlight and a built-in laser pointer. The light typically has different modes for either constant illumination, strobing (disorienting an opponent), or both.

Sling Mounts

A sling mount is where the ends of the sling are fastened to your firearm via metal loops or holes. The future that attaches to your body typically has swivel points with rotating metal hardware allowing for flexibility and comfort when moving around. Sling swivels can be plastic, metal, or a combination of both. Metal hardware is more expensive, and it may rust in an outdoor environment, but it does not break easily. Plastic is very affordable and lightweight, but it may break under repeated use in rugged conditions.

Scope Mounts

Scope mounts come in different sizes and styles to accommodate other firearms. They attach to the gun using screws on top of the receiver or base of the stock. A scope mount with multiple screws provides more support, while a one-screw version can be less expensive, but it may not hold onto your firearm if there is too much recoil. Scope mounts come in low, medium, and high profiles, depending on the height of your scope. Low-profile mounts are smaller and lighter, while high profile mounts are taller to accommodate larger scopes. Scope mounts should have a one-piece base with no seams to provide more support for the screws. A scope mount with polymer components is not as durable as one made out of all metal parts.