Reviews - NcStar QR Compact Tactical Green Laser Flashlight Set w/ Weaver Mount Reviews - NC-LS-AQPTFLG

Author: AszBall (verified customer) from California on May 14, 2013
Pros:  Bright green laser does not lose zero internally
Cons:  Externally loses zero due to poorly designed quick detach system
Would recommend:  yes

AszBall wrote:

This is a decent laser for the price. The laser is bright and holds up fine on my ar15. The problem is that the quick detach system puts no pressure on the sides of the rail and just pushes downward on the flat part of the rail. This seems like a good system at first, seems solid, very easy, and very fast, then you get to the range and realize it has some play in it from side to side and there is no way of tightening it to get rid of that play. It gives you about 16 MOA of potential inaccuracy. So if its a home defense laser then it will do fine because at 5-25 yds 16 MOA is only roughly 1-4 inches and if you aim center mass then your round should still find the target. Otherwise if your looking for real and reliable accuracy, this is probably not for you. Would be great for airsoft where 16 MOA inaccuracy in a laser is not even an issue. Light is ok but pretty dim. I'd say about 50-80 lumens.

Author: spartikus1975 (verified customer) from Castle Rock, CO on Mar 31, 2013
Pros:  Bright powerful laser
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

spartikus1975 wrote:

Amazingly power green laser easily can see it 400 yards at night and also very visable during the day.

Author: Serka (verified customer) , NRA supporter., from Murrieta ,California on Feb 4, 2013
Pros:  Affordable
Cons:  Have to switch laser and flashlight by unscrewing.
Would recommend:  yes

Serka wrote:

Bought this product originally for my Remington 870. Fits perfect with ring attachment on the 870. And looks bad ass. Then I purchased a Glock 17. Then I wanted to see if it would fit. Long behold...it was a perfect match!!! It also looks bad ass! I love this product. Because of the affordability. Not willing to buy a laser/light that cost as much as my Remington 870 or Glock 17. Just not practical.

Author: mike (verified customer) from Ewa Beach Hawaii on Dec 15, 2011
Pros:  Cheap but good
Cons:  Easy to put on but hard to take off.
Would recommend:  yes

mike wrote:

On my glock 17 ,it went on tight. The laser is super bright even during daylight(at 25 yards) it can be seen on my target. The flashlight is also bright. Great value.

Author: Junkpile from Kimberly AL on Mar 17, 2011
Pros:  Laser is visible at 50+ yards in the daylight
Cons:  hard to get the threads to line up when changing from laser to flashlight
Would recommend:  yes

Junkpile wrote:

This unit is very nice, I put it on my scoped S&W MP-15-22 on the bottom quad rail in front of my foregrip. The flashlight is pretty bright and lights up the treeline at 50 yards behind my house good enough for my scope. The laser is really bright, visible at 50+ yards in the sunlight and you can see the beam at night. The power went out so I took it outside and shined it down the street it looked really cool I bet the neighbors were freaked!!!

Author: Triple Threat (verified customer) , I enjoy candle lite dinners, long walks on a moon lite beach, and poking dead things with a stick:), from San Diego on Feb 17, 2011
Pros:  Bright Laser convenient switch
Cons:  little too long for my sub compact's rail
Would recommend:  yes

Triple Threat wrote:

Nice light and laser, easy to set up, bright, but a little long for my sub compact, still works, but doesn't lock in place.