Beileshi Adjustable Dot Laser Sight Compact Tactical Red Laser Sight with Picatinny Mount Alan Wrenches for Hunting

While you don't want to buy this product on Amazon, because Amazon is evil and when you buy from them you vote with your money that all the unethical and sometimes illegal ways they abuse their employees is okay, this particular laser sight is AMAZING. I'm no expert on laser sights but it's definitely the brightest one I've ever encountered. The only two complaints I might come up with about it are that there is no handy wired pressure switch that you can place, so you have to turn it on and off by actuating a switch on the rear of the sight itself. Additionally, as you might imagine, it's battery doesn't last quite as long as a lower-powered laser might so rechargable batteries are a good idea.

Put it on a 12 gauge and was super bright to 50 yards. Great quality for the money.

I bought this for a homemade airsoft rifle since a scope wasn’t viable at the time. I figured it was a cheap laser I could sight in and just deal with the quality of it, however it caught me off guard. The body is metal and feels robust. The mount is metal and solid. The screws seem decent. Adjusting it isn’t exactly precise but with some easy effort it lined right up. Just as a test I attached it to my wife’s Ruger SR22 pistol and it’s surprisingly good. The button is toggle, there is no flickering. Very powerful. Definitely wouldn’t recommend looking straight into the laser. It even came with a charger for the battery. Which while being cheap feeling at best. I didn’t expect to receive one so it’s a plus by my books. I’ve only messed with it for about 2 hours but definitely would recommend. Value per dollar surprisingly good

The windage on this was not as stable as I would have hoped. With it mounted on a pellet gizmo using the 11mm dovetail, it felt firm, but for the first dozen shots the point of impact moved to the right about 3/4" each time on average. Hopefully it has settled down now, but I haven't really used it enough to know for sure. The green light is pretty bright & can be used mid day as long as the item you shine it on is not directly in bright light. Using a 300mah rechargeable battery, continuous burn time is just shy of an hour on a full charge. The battery was a little hard to find a replacement for, but they are out there. It's a 14250 3.7V. One disposable battery is included.

This is an awesome scope and very well made

Absolutely zero instructions included on how to install it or how to sight it in. VERY FRUSTRATING. The CO2 cylinders cost $12 each and if you are mechanically inclined like I am you still blow throw almost 1 full cylinder just to figure our how to sight it in. It sure would have helped and saved me some $ if the instructions would have been included.

Crosman Model1322, .22 calibre 9.6 grain PBA hypervelocity gold plated pellets, Steel Breech, 14.6 inch barrel, working barrel suppressor, Rifle scope, Model 1399 Rifle stock.After adding some upgrades, was hoping an inexpensive bore sighter and this would make for an easy setup to get both my pistol on paper and still have a red dot to zero my scope. Unfortunately the boresighter being cheap wouldn't give me a true zero baseline to start from, so that idea misfires. Still, trying to make a shot and bring the red dot to it is wasting my pellets, and yes, I dig the pba rounds out and save them to melt later. Much later. But yeah, if you want to put it on a 760 or a cO2 pistol, you may get more enjoyment out of it. In doing upgrades, I guess it makes sense to not try saving money on the cheaper items. Particularly after having already done that. Cant say its a bad or faulty item, just not the level of quality I need. Cheers

I ordered the green one probably 3 years ago and it’s still working so I ordered the red one they both work perfectly but I will say the red one is more focused than the red one and the green one is brighter just to say