Could I make a big big big suggestion?
Whenever it’s a dual-switch light, ie, sideswitch and tailswitch, do away with the tailswitch “thumb cutouts” entirely?
Ie, either have the tailswitch button just stick out completely by not having any “rim” or “lip” at all, or leave the rim all the way around.
The reason is that if you have the light gripped so that you can easily work the sideswitch, chances are very good the thumb-cutouts will be at the wrong angle, and you’d have to press over the rim anyway (clumsy and cumbersome), or worse, have a corner of the cutout digging into your thumb (actually painful).
And if gripped so that your thumb is in the right position to work the tailswitch, the sideswitch will be off somewhere and will be impossible to find in a hurry.
Neither of those is very “tactical”, yet almost every dual switch (TS+SS) light has that obnoxious feature.
Plus, those cutouts make tailstanding dubious at best. Just look at the light the wrong way when precariously balanced for tailstanding, and it’ll keel over.
I sang the highest praises for the recent WK40 because even though it didn’t have a sideswitch, the rim around the tailswitch went allllllll the way around, and it tailstands beautifully, and the switch is still very easy to operate.
Also, other truly tactical lights like the TM03 and probably most Tiny Monstor series lights, the L2-anything Solarforce lights, etc., have tailswitches without any “guard” ears.