Reviews - Lasermax Uni-Max Lasersight Red Laser, Rail Mounted - Pistols - LMS-UNI-ES w/ Lasermax Silver Oxide Batteries, 2 PK Reviews - LX-LS-Unimax-LMS-UNI-ES-KIT1

Author: Mo (verified customer) from Temecula Ca on Feb 17, 2013
Pros:  Bright, narrow beam. Easy to mount.
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Mo wrote:

The laser is easy to mount. One side has a single screw. The opposite side is spring loaded. Loosen the screw. Angle the laser from the screw side on the mounting rail. Then press on the screw to open the mount and install on the pistol. Tighten the screw.

Author: Paynej21 (verified customer) from Raleigh, NC on Feb 7, 2013
Pros:  Affordable, good quality, reliable company, additional rail
Cons:  Larger than some newer models
Would recommend:  yes

Paynej21 wrote:

This laser is a great product for someone wanting an affordable yet quality red laser. It also allows for attachment of additional accessories.

Author: CaptainCurt (verified customer) from Dayton,Ohio on Jan 18, 2013
Pros:  Easy Installation, Very Bright Visable Dot, On/Off Switch
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

CaptainCurt wrote:

Easy mount on my M&P 22. Took about 3 minutes to install. Very happy with my purchase.

Author: lewicker (verified customer) from tucson, az on Nov 29, 2012
Would recommend:  no

lewicker wrote:

Unit just quit after three months. Returned to factory. After 4 weeks still no replacement. Calls are answered and quote "it will be sent out today no later than tomorrow". This has gone on now for three weeks. Latest is it will be sent out today by UPS express what ever that means.

Author: Gun Junky (verified customer) from Huntington NY on Aug 20, 2012
Pros:  light weight, easy to use and install
Cons:  Wish the green laser version was not so expensive
Would recommend:  yes

Gun Junky wrote:

Really wanted the green laser version but it was to much money. The one advantage the red has over the green is that you do not give your position away as you would with the green laser. No negatives that I have seen so far.

Author: retiremate (verified customer) , 65 year old retired military officer, from Folly Beach,SC on Feb 13, 2012
Pros:  Easy to set up and use
Cons:  Zero changes slightly when shooting at various distances
Would recommend:  yes

retiremate wrote:

Because the sight is located below the fixed sights, the zero moves slightly when shooting at changing distances.

Author: mattdunnphoto (verified customer) , Professional photographer and tactical junkie, from Plantation Florida on Feb 11, 2012
Pros:  Easy to install and use
Cons:  A little diffiult to sight in
Would recommend:  yes

mattdunnphoto wrote:

This works just like they do in the movies. Easy to install but a little tough sighting this in. Lots of fun and accurate enough at close range.

Author: Mark Solway from ElkRiver, Mn. on Feb 11, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

Mark Solway wrote:

arrived in a timely manner, in good condition. AS it should be!

Author: protoman421 (verified customer) , avid recreational shooter/reloader, from louisville, ky on Sep 19, 2011
Pros:  compact
Would recommend:  yes

protoman421 wrote:

great laser holds zero, super low profile, adjustment screws are super tiny, seems to work fine though

Author: Harold Patterson (verified customer) , Senior Engineer..Firearms Collector, from Indiana Pa on Aug 25, 2011
Pros:  small and light
Cons:  on-off kind of awkward
Would recommend:  yes

Harold Patterson wrote:

I mounted this sight on a 357 R8 Smith revolver. The sight is nice and compact..just what I wanted. The unit holds zero pretty well after multiple shots...The on off switch is kinda awkward and can be turned on by laying the weapon on its side. I have a Crimson Trace red laser grips on my small Tarus revolver and it seems a bit brighter in day light comditions than this one. Overall....not a bad sight for the money