Tactical Sub Compact Rail Mount Laser Sight with High Lumen Flashlight Light Integrated Combo, Built-in USB Magnetic Touch Rechargeable Battery Accessory

Nice laser, double function light could be a little brighter! (up to 220 lumens) And the icing on the cake is that it is rechargeable, no need to add batteries! It's a great option for someone that hasn't been into guns for too long, I'm sure someone will mention "I should of gone this route or that route or chose a better brand" I am perfectly content with something that operates and functions as it should, no need to get outta hand money wise. And on the other hand if you feel the need to have top of the line product, by all means you do you my friend!

Put this on the picatiny rail under the muzzle of my handgun, and it works great! If you tighten it up, it stays on, like it should. The added weight actually helps with lowering the impact of the recoil, too! So it's a "2-fer-1"! The light is bright enough to see 50' away, no problem. The laser is effective even farther. In daylight, the laser is good upto 50' no problem, too. So overall a great buy. The only thing that you need to be careful of, is to make sure that you have tightened it to the picatiny rail tight enough. Otherwise it will move ever so slightly and be out of synch with your sites after firing. Other than that, it's great!

This one showed up today. It was fully charged and ready to be mounted. The mounting is okay. Nothing special and nothing unusually off. Overall the mounting is just okay. It would be nice if it was a bit more stable. We haven't shot it yet so I'm not sure how well it will do for accuracy once sighted in. For now, I did a quick bore sighting which is plenty close enough for indoor use. The light is surprisingly bright indoors. And the light is the real reason for purchasing this unit. I'm getting old so any extra light is a huge bonus. This is bright enough to light the majority of a completely dark room. Build quality seems fine but again, it hasn't been shot yet so we'll see how it performs at the range once the Covid quarantine is over. I should probably mention I have a huge dislike to add on gear like this. So be aware of anything positive I say here. ;) Update: Going on 5 years of use, err, almost 5 years of use, I've stopped using the light. Everything is still fine functionally but the laser (green) is so bright, it's almost not useful.

I installed this combo on my Walter then took it to the range to zero it in but lost the accessories which i keep small pouch in my range bag this includes 2 Allen wrenches used to adjust the laser dot to bulls eye accuracy some how i lost the pouch i carry them in also along in it was the magnetic micro USB connector used to charge the battery since this combo is rechargeable with built-in battery level indicator I contacted Laspur for help Jet Li the person at their customer support guy mailed me a replacement kit within days I would highly recommend this company since this is a solid quality product &customer support is superb!!

Good battery life easy on and off connector Accuracy is a bit challenging to get on point. The light is extremely bright though I wish you had more of a toggle system than having to go through the hole single and strobe to turn it off The Green lasers wonderful shows up decently during the day or at least at the distance you'd be shooting and you can get some pretty good distance at night though everybody can see the laser I'm using it on a Taurus g2c A bit challenging to find a holster for

Granted, I'm not so sure a 12ga shotgun was the intended host for this attachment, but that being said, I'm not too happy with the performance of the laser. It was easy to sight and seemed like it was bright enough. After shooting about 20 shells through my Maverick 88, the laser was WAY off. I'm going to keep this laser/light because the flashlight aspect is really really nice. The flashlight is brighter than some of my 18650 lights. That is incredibly useful for a home defense situation. I might try and put it on my 9mm handgun, but I would NOT trust the laser... just the flashlight.

It's super bright.. The laser is as accurate as you set it. I've had for almost a year and I think I've charged it once... I rarely need it but I live in very rural acreage so when I hear a bump in the night I can scan hundreds of feet distance with this light and then I turn it off. I test it maybe once a week and then check the gauge to see how much battery is left and the thing has lost like 1 light of charge out of the 5 that tell you how much battery is left. I use this on my AR and am about to purchase another one right now for my Springfield 9mm. I trust this on my home/self defense weapons and I think that says it all.

Great price for a green laser and light combo. Installed quite easily on my Freedom Arms FX9. Easily married the laser to my red dot at about 25 yards. Seems to be a pretty snug installation but I haven’t shot it to see how secure and how it holds zero. Takes a little practice to fiddle with the controls but it is easy to get to the switches. Light seems bright enough and laser is visible up to 25 yards. Would highly recommend especially at the $52 price point.