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Most Helpful Positive Review
Good Basic Laser
I took it to the range mounted on an MCK Roni for a Glock 44 cal.22LR and performed without any issues. Easy to adjust and to charge. Holds charge well and reaches far. Time will tell about durability.
Most Helpful Negative Review
Sub 2000 fail
Put on my S2000G3 and after about 35-40 shots it fell off - picked it up to examine what happened - the metal bolt cog lug that's impressed into the polymer had come out of its hole - so the design is flawed. If the picrail rod (which is maybe 2.5mm diameter) is so flimsy that it doesn't fill the pi...
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Great Size and Quality
Customer Service Rep helped me select this for a specific handgun.
Fits great and operates better.
Highly recommended
Fits great and operates better.
Highly recommended
Pros:
- Price
- Quality
- size weight sharpness, handy
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Small handgun
Would recommend: Yes
Good value with poor customer support
The device is not top tier but for the price, a reasonable value. The fault is lack of customer support. Specially no instructions as to how to adjust the laser with a tiny Allen wrench.
Would recommend: Yes
So happy with the product hooked up easy and was very easy to adjust
I love the product it was very easy to hook up and easy to adjust can't say more about it just a great product
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Green Laser works perfectly
Easy to install, easy to adjust, bright. Perfect accessory to my Beretta APX A1 compact.
Pros:
- compact
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
Good distance and brightness and is very easy to line up with the sight
Added easily to my Beretta APX A1 Compact and the laser has good distance and brightness and is very easy to line up with the sight, excellent product, absolutely recommend.
Pros:
- easy to adjust
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Pistol
Would recommend: Yes
Small Footprint
I bought this laser a second time because of the small footprint fits on a KelTec P17. I zeroed it, which is a relative term. Lasers really don't ever zero as well as red dots and scopes, but they're usually close enough. This laser is sold under a variety of names by the Chinese company that makes them. Using different names avoids too many bad reviews, or direct price competition on different retail platforms. I returned the first one of these I bought from another vendor because it wouldn't hold zero at all. I'm hoping this second one does better. So far so good after the first trip to the range.
The problem with these inexpensive lasers is they all use a 3 point laser positioning method--two screws and a spring point. Elevation and windage are the two screw points. That system is cheap to make. but very insecure in terms of the holding the laser in place. Sometimes when the elevation is dialed in changing the windage throws the elevation off a small amount. That's a weakness of some 3 point designs.
I have several different brands of lasers that I use on different guns. Lasers help me sight center mass on moving targets, or when I'm moving, much faster than either red dots or iron sights. According to some research I've read, scumbags are more afraid of seeing the laser dot on their chest than seeing a gun pointed at them. Anything that causes them to leave prior to shooting is a big plus.
I shoot iron sights almost exclusively for accuracy. They're faster and better ...
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The problem with these inexpensive lasers is they all use a 3 point laser positioning method--two screws and a spring point. Elevation and windage are the two screw points. That system is cheap to make. but very insecure in terms of the holding the laser in place. Sometimes when the elevation is dialed in changing the windage throws the elevation off a small amount. That's a weakness of some 3 point designs.
I have several different brands of lasers that I use on different guns. Lasers help me sight center mass on moving targets, or when I'm moving, much faster than either red dots or iron sights. According to some research I've read, scumbags are more afraid of seeing the laser dot on their chest than seeing a gun pointed at them. Anything that causes them to leave prior to shooting is a big plus.
I shoot iron sights almost exclusively for accuracy. They're faster and better ...
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Pros:
- Cheap
- Small footprint
Cons:
- Cheap
- Washer for tightening
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
So far, so good
Bought one for my wife's TX22 - so far it has worked well and has a fairly bright laser for the price.
Would recommend: Yes
Hawk LG-8 green laser sight installation
I attached this sight to my .40 Taurus G3C pistol and my S&W .30 Shield EZ with no problem. It did not fit my .30 S&W Shield Plus due to the lack of a rail on this pistol but I believe this is pointed out in the manufacturers application info. The dot from the sight is very bright in a household environment under any normal lighting conditions and distance. The dot is visible outside a house in bright daytime conditions and backdrops like trees but the dot is small at distances of 30 feet or so. The packaging information does not give the dot size. I think it is a good buy at the $43 that I paid and may buy another so that the Shield EZ has one too.
Would recommend: Yes
LG-8 Green Laser Sights
Great product and a very good price, Bought two, will buy again.
Would recommend: Yes
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