Reviews & Ratings for Leapers UTG Sub-compact LED Light w/ Aiming Adjustable Red Laser — 11 reviews — Page 1

Utg I normally love, but they can’t make electronics to save their lives. Battery drains in less than 24 hours, WHILE OFF. Daily battery replacement required. Horrible.

But either surefire, Inforce or Olight.

Attaches easily to Pic Rail. Light is bright enough. Light and laser don't align after the laser is adjusted to the aim-point..but I really didn't expect them to. Laser adjustments are easy to work but don't seem very robust..IE don't hold zero well. Might just be my unit. Time will tell if there is a POI/POA change. Overall a clean and compact design.

I purchased the Leapers UTG subcompact to mount on my Mossberg Shockwave. I liked that it combines two functions without taking up a lot of space. It comes with a battery, which is nice as they kinda pricey...but I had to replace it shortly after installing. The switch is a little small and I left it in the on position, which could have drained it. The light and laser each have their own on/off switch and well as a auxiliary plug in switch. Operates fine, but sighting the laser proved to be a lost cause. There are little bolts that can be tightened or loosened, which just raises or lowers the aperture. Still, for what I paid, I'm not unhappy.

I took a chance on this item a while back despite the reviews saying that burned through the CR2 battery even when not in use- which it does if you don't switch the selector switch to red to disconnect the battery. I forgot to do that on mine one day, and it was dead the next. Cr2 batteries are not cheap or easy to find. Other then that, it does exactly what it says it does.

Put in battery that came with it and it worked. Next day battery dead. Bought another battery works fine. Next day battery is dead. Hardly a useful device if you have to install a brand new battery every time you use it.

I haven't been out on the range yet but it looks great and It sighted in easy with my bore sighter.
This fits real well on my 4" Ar9 pistol. I'm real happy with this and it didn't cost me an arm and a leg.
Shipping was good and as always I'm happy with Optics Planet.

So far I've really enjoyed it. Easy and quick to attach and detach. I haven't adjusted it to try and get it closer to on target yet but it seems easy enough. Made of metal and the multiple settings are nice. The one thing I wish it could do is through the touch pad cord, turn on the light and laser independently.

Bought two, both came with missing battery, that's says included. Called to request replacement. Good light at 120 lumens and less money than Firefield Charge AR that says 180 lumens but looks like 70 at best and cost $15 more.

I was seeking a laser/light combo for a Keltec KSG. The KSG is a compact bullpup like shotgun with very limited rail space under the barrel to accomodate a vertical grip as well as a laser/light. Most laser/light combos are longer in length (muzzle to stock) than the Leapers UTG Sub-Compact LED Light and Red Laser which is configured such that it is wider than long... perfect for the KSG since the width is not an issue when mounted on the under picatinny rail below the barrel and TWO magazines. I have the Leapers UTG Sub-Compact LED Light/Laser and BCM short grip mounted on the rail and operation of the pump action is not impacted by those accessories. The Leapers UTG Sub-Compact LED Light/Laser is easy to install, built like a tank, and economically priced. The light and laser are powerful enough to handle the range limitations of a pump shotgun. The only fault I can find with the unit is it's limited adjustment range to zero the laser for point of aim equal to point of impact anywhere between 21 feet and 50 feet. Despite the laser being consistently low to point of impact, I feel the unit is still a good buy. However, this issue may be a big consideration at longer ranges if mounted on a rifle.