Tempting toy, but useless - LaserLyte Laser Sight for North American Arms 22LR and 22Mag NAA-1

Mount loosened up after a few cylinders of .22 Magnums. Allen head screws and associated wrench are VERY small and cannot be tightened very much without stripping the socket. When the screws and wrenches get this small the slightest variation between samples can result in a loose fitting wrench that does not allow you to tighten the screw very much. I did not use thread locker out of concern for this happening if I wanted to remove the laser. Perhaps this was a mistake. Laser is good to about ten paces if the target is in the shade. In sunlight, you're going to have to be close enough to your target where you're going to get hit or stabbed. And you will still probably lose valuable time looking for the dot instead of pointing and shooting. As others have noted, the unit can be accidentally turned on and does interfere somewhat with reloading. Learn to use the gun as is and don't count on something that when pulled out of your pocket one day won't work. At any distance the laser works during the daytime, the iron sights work just as well. The problem isn't the sighting system, it's the small grip and horrid trigger. The one thing the laser did illustrate was all the commotion that occurs when you're trying to squeeze that terrible trigger. This is a gun that you should actually practice a lot so that you can learn to manage the trigger and not forget how to do it. Fortunately, the .22 LR cylinder will allow economical practice but recheck the point of impact when you switch to magnums.
Pros: Laser works
Cons: Mount failed

This review was written in the old system and had content requirements that are different than reviews written today.