Ulako Red Dot Laser with Single 1 Mode Hunting V3 Flashlight Torch

Appears to be a quality product. The flashlight is bright. The laser was easy to adjust. The mount is of good quality. I mounted this product on a Mossberg Maverick 88. I have not fired this weapon with this product mounted; however, I do not anticipate any problems. I will update this post after firing the weapon with this product attached.

It fits just fine on a Beeman scope. It's completely stable. It needs a little, very little, Loctite blue, low strength on the fasteners. Tight red laser dot. The reflector in the flashlight is a turned and polished piece of aluminum. The cover glass on the flashlight is glass and is sealed on both sides with O-Rings. The forward ring could be a little bigger in diameter, I stretched mine gently till I was happy with it. A 3.7V charger is included. In my mounting situation, the laser is offset about 4 inches from the bore so there is a lot of parallax but it's easy enough to bring it to the cross-hair for a given distance. The curly wire for the instantaneous switch feels fairly secure were it passes into the flashlight cap on the unit they sent me but I'll pot it in on the entry side with some epoxy or silicone just to be sure. They supply the required Allen wrenches.I think $30 is a good deal.

The laser works great! The light as stated by an earlier reviewer is amazing as it works almost as a floodlight "bright as hell" and the pressure switch, thus far, works like a charm. I had posted a review with a big con earlier, however after fiddli g with I feel stupid and have to say it fits perfect. Don't do whatvi did... please take the barrel off the shotgun first! How the heck did I miss that?? So. All stars now!

Bought it for the flashlight. Has a good feature. It has a combination spotlight and floodlight lens. While most lights have a uniform light intensity pattern, this one has an intense focused center beam and a more diffuse wide pattern beam sorrounfing it. Note, it is fixed, it doesn’t zoom. The laser is a typical cheap red laser, not very focused but the flashlight alone was worth it for me. Also the lens section is fairly wide, about 2 inches. If you use the included mount it’s fine but if you don’t and depending on your mounting system it may not have enough clearance against the gun.

This is not meant to fit around the barrel on the 870 or the 1100.I have extended magazine tubes on both and if you tighten the screws it fits exactly as designed.I have mine on the left side of the barrel- makes it easy to turn both on and off with my left hand while still supporting the shotgun. this can be mounted on either the left or right side of the barrel or underneath the barrel.Makes a simpler piece look more tactical.If you are looking for a budget light and laser that work, this is the one to purchase.

Very bright flashlight, and highly visible laser. I haven't sighted it in yet, so I don't know how well it'll hold after some recoil. I'll update after sight in and use, but it's destined to be mounted on a 12GA mag tube, so I don't have much hope of it holding. I was primarily interested in the flashlight, which seems awesome. The mounting bracket is sturdy aluminum, and has 2 extra mounting points, one of which is used by the laser, leaving room for a 3rd accessory. Or, nix the laser, and you'll have mount points for 2 other accessories.

Tedious install for old fat fingers that still turned out as i planned.Ended up swapping out red laser and using it on another project for a powerful green laser with a remote switch.A remote switch for both light and laser would be a great selling point.I wouldve liked a double sided sticky pad for the remote switch but very minor issue for the value.Ive put 4 boxes of mixed shells past it and it still works.

Have it on my shotgun for home defense, not bad for the price, light flickers a bit tho but oh well, better for a strobe effect anyway >:), it's super bright too!