Reviews & Ratings for AIM Sports Inc Sub-Compact CREE LED Weapon Light — 7 reviews — Page 1

Affordable, bright. works well. Had to grind down the rear to fit on my Hellcat, but that wasn't too much trouble. I don't carry the light for edc, I just bought it for nightstand use... I have 100 rounds through it and it still runs. The only thing I would change is that the power button is on the bottom and requires 2 hands to turn on while aiming.

This light is supposed to slide onto picatinny Rail and lock securely into place, but it is very loose with no provision to tighten. It’s useless. Bottom line this light sucks. I was going to use this on my shotgun or my Glock but this flashlight is destined for the trash.

And cant get the company to answer the phone, send the shipping return label or anything. We have liked other products but this is terrible. It wouldn't even tighten up to stay in place. It would be a real safety hazard.

I know!!! A light for a cheap single shot.22lr??? The Little Badger has 4 rails so Why Not? Light comes with, of course a clear, blue, yellow and a red replacement lens. Plastic lens but they do have an o-ring, and a spare, to seal out some water. Deeper set so they shouldn't scratch if packing in the Pacific Northwest jungle. Uses a CR 123A battery. The one that came with the light is cheaper half dead, and dying as I mess with it outside, and I haven't bought a new one yet. That said, with the red lens it is still pretty darned bright at night. I could still ID a squatch across the 100' yard and knock him into the next neighborhood with the mighty .22lr. A new battery should be super. Light is on, off, strobe, off operation. Switch on back of light is easy to turn on with a push. Almost too easy actually. You could hit it accidentally and have it on during daylight when packing and have the battery go dead. The quick detach couldn't be easier. Pull down on the spring loaded aluminum side tabs and slide it on. The Chiappa comes with "plastic" rails so the fit is a bit loose but not enough that it might fall off. It just moves a tiny bit. On a good metal or better quality pistol rail it fits a little better but still wiggles. It ain't gonna come off unless you pull down on those release tabs. It is light weight but seems to be a good quality.It is worth the money paid and it should be a great choice on any pistol or rifle with a standard rail. Side pic on site shows 150 lumen...
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I have 2 of the largest of these on AR15's. LOVE 'EM! Bright, reliable inexpensive. What else can you ask for??? I have another brand on my full-size 45, but when buying more these Aim Sport lights will be the ones.

Wow, I was surprised how bright this little light is. From what I see it is well built and and easier mount on my pistol.
I was thinking because of the cost, it was not of the quality I was looking for but I am so surprised.
You can not go wrong with this light and I am planning to buy another one.

Well built and great cost!