Pinty Red Laser Red Dot Sight Waterproof Military Grade Low Profile Compact with Rail Mount and Accessory

About oh, 15+ years ago I came across a little cube laser such as this at a show out of the country, it cost me like... $3.00 then... these days, few more bucks, who cares? My point I desire to make it I took that lil cube laser ww with me and it was affixation, attention and action on numerous platforms, lol, it seems everybody would ask me where I got it, meh... some show some place somewhere tourin' around is all I ever say... seen them out for awhile now, looked at the newer green ones, even the purple and blue ones, pretty neat actually - and best of all THEY WORK. Mine has been through recoil up to who knows what = everything I put it on thus far, and this new one is no different. They really are great little bump designators, I merely mount mine on front of my forgrip and knucklebump it on/off, always worked for me, less the batteries run out, which has happened numerious times, yet, I kept the lil laser and remembered to ALWAYS CARRY AT LEAST 2 SETS OF BATTERIES WITH YOU. From target acquisition to cat and dog toys, pretty fun lil laser on the cheap, well made, takes a serious beating and will serve you for years to follow, cheap as they are get a few, eh? : )

I only give this three starts because it does not fit my Hi Point 45, and it showed up when I was searching for laser sights for that gun. It was easy to open the package and get the batteries oriented the correct way in the battery spot. However, the length of the rail on the Hi Point 45 does not allow the sites to sit flush with the tightening screw in gun-provided slot. There is metal from the lower part of the pistol that keeps the sights from sitting flush and getting a good seat on the rails.I guess I will keep these and see if they work on any future purchases. I liked the price, and the look of the product, but disappointed that they showed up on my search and I didn't read in dept enough to realize they did NOT work with my pistol.**EDIT** I was contacted by the company and we discussed the issue and I provided them the search terms I used. They did provide me a partial refund for the problems I encountered. I have increased my rating to 5 stars due to super customer service!

Got this in the mail today and was so freaken excited. Put in the batteries and turned it on....ok I must have put the batteries in wrong, so I flipped them. Nothing. No matter how I did the batters, adjusted it and got new batteries it Did Not Work. Pretty upset about this crap.After getting in contact with the company they wanted to make sure I was taken care of and they definitely did that. They sent me my money back and a code to get 1 for 99% off. So I used the code and ordered it again. It worked perfectly, the laser turned on, adjusted easily to fit my pistol, and I am very happy to have this. I'm going to chalk it up as a fluke on the 1st laser light and I'm really impressed with the amazing customer service this company has. Thank you very much!

First off, if this laser works for you, that’s great, and I sincerely mean that. I really wanted it to work for me too as an inexpensive device to throw on my nightstand gun. Well, it doesn’t...at all. First off, it barley grips the rail, and when I say “barely” I mean, one shot and this thing is going to turn a defensive situation into an Olympic discus throwing competition(see pics). Next, when I finally did get it installed, it sits crooked which is about the silliest thing ever for an aiming device. Lastly and certainly most important(to me anyways) the on/off switch is in the perfect position...if you’re a left handed shooter lol. Every “industry” laser I’ve used in the past, crimson trace, viridian, etc. the “on” switch or button if not located on the grip, was on the right side of the trigger well so that your extended index finger when off the trigger can quickly poke it on. With this one, you either have to get your weak hand fingers way to close for comfort to the business end of the firearm to quickly poke it on with your left thumb while keeping your other 4 digits closed in, or you have to break your thumbs up or thumbs forward shooters grip to extend your left hand index finger out and poke the buton. Then regrip. Either of those are a no-go for a HD/PD/QR weapon. Just my $0.02 on it. At least my kid has a cool new tactical cat toy :) Maybe I should give it another star for that...meh.

I purchased this laser to install on my Taurus TX 22's picatinny rail under the barrel. The laser arrived quickly and was complete with three allen wrenches, three batteries and the unit itself. Set up was extremely easy, it fits onto the rail very easily and it tightens to a secure hold. I didn't have super high expectations based on some of the reviews, but for the price I have to say I am impressed with this laser. Windage and elevation adjustments are very easy to make. I have read several online articles on how to zero a laser with your gun. Like everything there are several schools of thought on the correct method. I have my gun zeroed at 25 yds and the laser is set to be just above the front sight at 10 yards.Using the red laser sight outside is a challenge due to the laser power. Anything beyond 10 yards in direct sunlight washes it out, but for early, late or shade outdoor areas this works great. If you need to have a laser for full sunlight, you will want to use a green laser as they are much more powerful but they will also consume batteries.A great use for the laser is to use it for dry fire training. With the laser on, any movement during dry fire practice will be exaggerated and easily seen with the laser.If you are looking for an inexpensive laser to try out to see if you would like to use one, I would recommend giving this one a try.