Green Laser Sight for Handguns Under 5mW by Infilight

yolita_m: Es la segunda que compro para mí esposo y 1 amigo. Es liviano, dura su batería 3 días aproximadamente

United States on Oct 22, 2023

Amazon Customer: Did not fit my Taurus G2C. My mistake for not looking closer. Will keep it though

United States on Mar 10, 2023

Seth: I needed this laser because no-one on the market seems to be trying to purposefully produce a laser that's low enough profile that it can mount at 12 o'clock and fit beneath a non-co-witness reflex sight. "Why the hell would you need to be able to do that?" you might ask, "just use a co-witness sight or mount the laser at 3 or 6 o'clock."

Well I have an SBR'd PS90, and if you know anything about P90s, you probably know how ludicrously high the sight mounts already are overbore. The best thing for that weapon is to acquire the lowest profile mounting solution you possibly can--shout out the Promoted Pawn's Super Low Profile Optic Rail--and stick a non-co-witness sight on it.

Problem is I also wanted to have a laser, and being that the mounts are already so high up and out of line with the barrel on the vertical axis, at least wanted my laser to be in light with the barrel on the horizontal axis, that means 12 o'clock. That means it has to be both short enough to fit on promoted pawns shorter pic rail, and low enough not to obscure the sight picture on a non-co-witness reflex sight.

Most universal pistol lasers are designed to nest the buttons around the trigger...

United States on Jan 03, 2023

A. Wells: It is what it is. A cheap laser that works, but has limitations.
Pros:
• Inexpensive
• Bright laser that seems to have decent range
• Easy mount and dismount
• Easy adjustment for windage and elevation
Cons:
• Big and has many sharp edges, not suitable for concealed carry
• On/off buttons not recessed, so can be accidentally activated
I haven’t decided if the rechargeable battery is a pro or con. On one hand it eliminates changing batteries. On the other hand it take time to charge when it does go dead and is not replaceable (as far as I know). Overall I am happy with the purchase. I am using it on a home protection gun. So, I don’t need it to fit in holster or be useful for concealed carry. I have not fired the gun with it on yet. So, I am not sure about durability. We shall see.

Update: Have to add to the cons that it does not hold a charge very long. After only 2 weeks of sitting in my gun bag, it was dead. So, I recharged it and checked after 1 week and it was dead again. This makes it worthless for a home defense gun. Wish I had kept the original packaging, so I could return it.

Another update: I had to give back a...

United States on Jul 31, 2022

Clifford Carroll: Had I read the reviews before I purchased, I would not have ordered this device, since one of the reviews says it does not fit a Canik TP9SF, the very pistol I intended to use it with...the grooves in the Canik rail are too shallow. So, I thought I'd try it on my Springfield KDM...still no-go. I also have a Ruger 5.7, and the grooves in the rail of this pistol work. Since both Springfield and Canik are well known, high quality firearms, this is disappointing. And, I need to find a different device for my Canik, as that is my first go-to handgun. The price is hard to dispute...a family of four could easily spend this much for a single dinner at McDonald's. But, still, I am disappointed. It would be nice if the description mentioned that many guns can't use this device.

United States on Mar 07, 2021