Blue Laser Light Combo for Pistol, Rail Mounted Rechargeable Gun Flashlight Laser Combo with Strobe Compatible with Picatinny 1913

I have two CO2 pepper ball launchers. I had purchased a laser light for the one, but when I purchased my second launcher I needed a second laser light. The makers of the launchers {Byrna & Salt S2} have their own for sale, but I didn't feel like paying an arm and a leg for their lasers. Byrna has their laser on clearance for $70 !! Don't imagine they sold too many at their regular price either and it is simply the laser, no LED light. After looking around I found THIS ONE. Very easy to mount and set up. I am especially fond of the LED light too. The flashing strobe mode should completely disorient an attacker {I hope} as It is VERY BRIGHT ! Wish I had bought one for the other launcher now. Stay safe out there!Oh yeah, one more great advantage ! The laser/LED light are RECHARGABLE ! No more changing the batteries like in my first light ! It has a magnetic connection too so NO plugging it in.

so far no issues i live in the woods and i can light up the woods at night for wild invaders and easy to sight in the laser

I got the blue laser and light combo very bright good battery and it doesn’t feel cheap

Mounts up fine on the Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0, is as bright as they come and the laser is nice, got it adjusted just right and it keeps going out of alignment because there's only one included screw, so the pressure clamping the light to the rail falls just short of enough to keep it from moving. Overall would recommend this, it's amazing for the price, just wish it came with an extra screw that it would need for the size and weight provided you want to use the laser with accuracy.

I own 2 of these. 1 x 500lm and 1 x 650lm and I honestly can't tell the difference between the lights but the size of the items are significantly different.I prefer the 500 just becuase they are lower profile, lighter, etc. But my 45 runs great with the heavier 650 on it.They're awesome devices and wonderful lasers.Yes yes yes every time.Oh, one other thing - I like the button throw design on the 650's more than the 500's also - way easier to operate.If they could make the weight of the 500 lumen with the button operation of the 650 lumen model - that'd be the perfection right there.

I recently developed a small Retinal Ocular Occlusion which gives me a blind spot in the lower inside 1/4 of vision in my right eye. This makes it hard to use open pistol sights, so I am doing some experimentation. Frankly I did not want to spend much for this, but I have to say that I am strictly impressed by the apparent quality of this inexpensive unit. I did not say cheap because I view cheap as being something different from inexpensive. This is not what I'd call cheap. I was prepared for it to be cheap, but it is not that. The flashlight lights up the night, the strobe will likely interfere with the sight of whoever it is shone at and the blue dot ls visible in both steady and strobe functions.The laser light is not however visible in daylight past about 15 yards, which should be enough for self defense, but not good for plinking. The adjustments are a bit awkward to use, but they work fine. I have not had this long enough to give a meaningful comment on durability. It is not quite right to use on 3.3 inch or shorter barrels, being a little too long. However I use it with a 4 inch barrel and it works just fine. Overall I am happy with the unit.

Terrible quality control. Ordered this laser light combo. When it arrived, I was really excited about it, and it worked perfectly. That is until the battery ran out. It would not recharge, no matter how long i left it connected to the charger. I reached out to the seller, and I do have to say they were very responsive and willing to. help. They offered some suggestions to try to get it to charge, but that were ultimately unsuccessful. At that point they sent me a replacement pretty quickly. The seller was actually willing to help. Unfortunately, when I received the replacement, it had issues too. The unit worked, and when I attached it to the charger it worked!! I thought I was good to go now. That is until I attached it to my gun and tried to zero in the laser. Both adjustment screws for the laser were either stripped or non-functioning, so the laser was several inches off of zero, and there is no way to adjust it. Two units, and neither one is functional. Sorry, but that's a 100% failure rate. Had to look elsewhere. Good news is that I found an almost identical product that actually works from SixRay.

This is amazing! No need to spend $100. Very high quality and the light is super bright , very happy with my purchase