How to secure pressure switch on AR?

[Tacoma]

I recently added a barrel mounted laser/tac light combo to my Bushmaster AR-15 "AK shorty" which has the origional /traditional round plastic carbine length handguard. ( which ahs a flat and vent holes on the bottom and top)The light came with a plug in remote pigtail pressure switch for momentary operation. I'm wondering how I should go about neatly/cleanly securing the switch to the handguard. Double sided tape? Glue? Something through the vent hole?
Any help appreciated!

 

[TechBrute]

Adhesive Velcro. Holds it in place, you can remove and reattach it for maintenance.

 

[Chrontius]

Duct tape? Rubber cement? Both won't go anywhere unless you try, but they'll come off if you need them off.

Do you have any picatinny rails? Magpul makes a tapeswitch carrier that attaches along a rail, and a great many vertical foregrips have cutouts to stash a tape switch in.

 

[MrCleanOK]

Sections of different sized bicycle inner tube make good bands for holding down pressure switches. Easy on/off, inexpensive, no residue.

 

[Tacoma]

Thanks for the ideas. Guess I was looking for somethign higher tech, Sounds like velcr might be the answer.

 

[rbernie]

It's what most everyone uses - it works just fine.

 

[OPtac5]

Velcro works okay. However, if you do a lot of reflexive shooting the Velcro might not hold. Also, Velcro loses its strength when it gets fouled. I use electrical tape myself. It's cheap and seems to work the best for me.