Tactical Red Dot Laser Sight Tactical for 20mm Rail with Alan Wrenches Easy and Bright

I love this cheap, little lazer site!!!Took all of 30mins to install and site in on my Daisy 415 BB pistol. This is Obviously for BB/pellet guns people, not real guns...a $10 lazer will NEVER preform like $150 one that is made for high recoil weapons!!! Ive seem many negative comments from obviously uneducated, supposedly Gun people, about bad results from keeping it in adjustment to stops working...LMAO...put a $10 lazer on a recoiling, real gun...proving my statement about uneducated!!! But...if you want a great little lazer site, eazy to install, eazy to site in, this one is the cats!!! Note...after I got it sighted in I took a black paint pen and covered the sight in set screws to hold them in place because they felt alittle lose! No need for Loc-Tite because of no real recoil!!!Will definitely buy again if needed!!!Have fired at least 1,000 BB's and 8 Co2 cartridges though it and everything is tight an good!!!!

I had more fun testing the range of this laser than actually using it to shoot! I zoned in on the front door of a neighbor a block away and was concerned about a stalker so used it to point through my hedges just to see if I could shoot through the bushes- YES! Only con is the batteries it comes with give out (or maybe I left the laser on) and I haven't figured out where to find replacement batteries.

For $9, this is a great choice for the sight's intended use, by which I mean, Airsoft guns, BB guns, Nerf guns, props, toys, that sort of thing. The horizontal adjustment doesn't quite go far enough one direction to actually reach center. I aligned it by mounting it on the front rail of a rifle with a boresight laser also installed, so I had a perfect guide point rather than just eyeballing it on the opposite wall. However, it gets close enough to be a useful guide, and would be plenty accurate within the short confines of a house or someone's yard.I would not recommend this for anything more than perhaps 50 feet, other than providing a very loose point of reference, and also wouldn't recommend it for an actual firearm as it feels entirely too shoddy to hold zero with any real recoil. If you're looking for a laser sight for an actual firearm, especially for home defense or some other "real" usage (rather than simple target shooting), you can get a reputable pressure-switch activated laser sight right here on Amazon for about $20 that'll hold zero and which doesn't require you pushing a button on the back of the sight to activate it (meaning you're either trying to manipulate another button in an HD situation, or you're just leaving the laser turned on and giving away any sense of surprise).In summary, if you're shopping for a toy, go for it. Mounts easily, super convenient, dirt cheap, gets the job done. If you're shopping for a real firearm, your life is worth the extra ten bucks spent elsewhere.

very easy to attach, and adjust, fits my Barretta 92

Arrived with contact spring so badly deformed it kept anope circuit and had to remove the batteries to turn off. Luckily i am familiar enough with these types of products to disasemble and fix. Had i not been, would have been returned, as it did not function as specified.If you are looking for quality and reliability, this is not it. This a cheap tester to see if it is worth dropping the extra cash on a good one.

This laser works great and is easy to zero with one simple mod. I used a small O-ring under the cap on the adjusting end of the laser. This allows you to tighten the end, and get the adjustments to be level and plumb for easier adjustments. The x and y axis on this are reversed right now, but still work for an easy zero. I just need to find an O-ring with a smaller diameter. This also helps with shock from recoil. It stays zeroed and tight. As far as the rest, it functions, and is bright. Best price for a decent laser sight.

Worked fine at first, then after sighting the laser would move and limited field of adjustment

Ok , so I had $14 of amazon credit. I decided what the heck .. I will give it a chance.. The thing is GREAT! Not for a rifle. Mine is on a pistol. The Only thing I could say negative is there were no instructions. so to help..The batteries go in behind the on off button. Neg side down, pos. up. the allen wrenchs provided are for mounting and the little pne for aiming. EZ! Dont hesitate! Bob