DEFENTAC DF-1061 Magnetic Charging Pistol Light with Green Beams for Guns, 450 Lumens Tactical Flashlight White LED and Green Beam Combo with Sliding Rail

Ideal attachment on my semi auto shotgun. Used in humane dispatch. Both torch and laser are bright. Easy to zero the laser to the centre of your pattern

Cool piece of kit. Cheap and works perfectly.

One of the best torch for its purpose. Highly recommend 👍

Nice features, but the laser and light switches could do with being reversed. The pictures look like CNC machined metal, but the product is injection moulded plastic. Will wobble on a rail if not super tight, but when tightened enough not to wobble, it won't be straight anymore due to poor tolerances. It is neither proper Pic nor NATO rail spec.It does however feature a very bright light and a superp laser diode. The battery is not user replaceable so it will become e-waste when that eventually fails. The charging is however simple a USB magnetic "click" which is rather nice, if not satisfying to "clack" on charge, if you're like me.Be aware, this item ships from the US which will be held at customs in the UK and may result in police questioning as it did for me.

Extremely bright Torch and Laser is Easy to adjust.

One of the reviews said because it’s from the states it won’t charge because the voltage is different now unless they have changed it as mine charges fine a great piece of kit for walks with your dog but it’s more for a rifle or pistol but I’m very happy with it and will be keeping it 10 out of 10

Spot on

Flashlight good, laser visually good, but alignment is awful! For some braindead reason the laser and flash are HORIZONTALLY STACKED, not vertically! It being like this means it will never be actually accurate for the gun. This means it's down AND to the right laser wise of where you're aiming. It makes the laser literally useless in airsoft usage. Shown in the image is my perfect aligned reflex, which I aligned to match the iron sights at this range. The accuracy of the laser is worse and worse the closer range it is, and still always incorrect at any range.A bigger issue is laser sights as a whole. The further from the barrel, the more it will not be accurate at any given range except one. It is converging rays. Imagine a ray from the barrel, and one from the laser. When you correct the laser, those rays converge at a known distance, but when further or less from that, it is then vastly inaccurate. The solution would be a laser very close to the nozzle. I plan to design one for the barrel that uses the suppressor thread of the gun, as products like this one simply aren't usable.