P3PB

Great but if you looking to buy for a pocket rocket won’t fit on it will only fit on a full size hand gun.

Good product

Simple 2 laser sight, easy to mount, easy to operate, with good vertical& horizontal adjustments. Purple laser looks more precise (smaller dot) and with less intensity that the green one (bigger dot, and a little annoying to the sight at short distance).

I brought the purple and blue,dual beam combo! And it really works great! The blue beam is super bright,even in the daytime you can see the blue beam very well! The purple beam is very nice,the “color purple”highlight chosen is very nice as well! The downside for “ME” is,the purple beam should be much brighter than what it is,Period! Especially for the price they charge for it! The second thing is,be careful not to over tighten the screws/screw as I did, as it’s easily to strip,so be very careful!! As you can see the purple beam is really nice,but the blue beam is just really brighter,but but it’s a really nice, dual beam combo set that works well! Another thing i really y like is,as you can see you can have on both beams at the same time,I thought that was a really nice option! Last thing,if you notice one beam is slightly higher then the other,that’s because one beam(color) is to be set up at close range,and the other beam(color) is to be set up for LONG range!! So be mindful when setting it up to dail it in on a target!! Other then that, it’s a really nice beam,it came on the day they said,but instead of nighttime like delivery said,it came in the morning,which was great! Packaged nice, and worked great! I really like it,and yes I recommend!! I would give 5 stars if they(HIGHLIGHT) would send in the pack extra screws,just in case you strip the screws/screw,do to over tighten it!

My brother like it

I am a fan of fluorescent minerals, and the violent beam will fluoresce many minerals quite obviously. I recommend it for that purpose. The blue beam is a bonus fun color. Thus far battery life has been good, but I tend to use it only in short bursts. Note for people considering putting this on a firearm, one of the rails that is supposed to grip onto Picatinny dovetail fell off when I took it out of the package. I wouldn't trust this on anything but a .22 without red loktite

This might get a higher review under other circumstances. It charged up okay, as expected with no issues. I mounted it on a pistol. It held alignment okay. I put it away for awhile (a month or two), not having any range time. I took out the pistol and the lasers were still aligned with the sight just as I put it away earlier. I left it on for about a half hour, both red and green, and then turned it off and put the pistol away again. About another month later, before a planned visit to the range, it was still aligned as I had left it. I charged it up again. Then I finally got it to the range. Now the results part. It misaligned after the first shot. I tried adjusting each beam, but, again, just one shot later it was totally off a 8" target at just 5 yards. I just turned it off and continued my range exercise. When I got home, I tried aligning the beams again, and noticed the rail clamp was loose. It was secure when I went to the range. After 100 rounds, it was wobbly on the rail. This was mounted on a Taurus G3C. This pistol has only one slot on the rail, and hence only one mounting position, for any device on the rail. The clamp, in this position, does not fully cover the available rail. About 1/8" of the clamp is not utilized to hold it on the rail of this particular pistol. I did not check if the clamp had come loose while at the range. I am not sure how tight I can make the clamp screw so it won't come loose. I don't want to use thread lock because I might move it to a pistol with a lot less recoil. So it worked okay as a laser. The laser functioned again after 100 rounds. The buttons still turn the beams on and off. It charges up okay and indicated when fully charged. So for that it doesn't lose any points. But the clamp screw did come loose, and make it useless for anything after the first round when attached to my particular pistol. Also in the lighted, but not bright, indoor range, the dots were okay visible. The person in the lane next to me had a laser also, and his was much brighter. Outside, I could not see the red dot on my sunlit concrete patio four feet away, and the green dot was only visible because I knew where it should be. I could barely see the red dot on a gray wood fence picket ten feet away in the shade. The green dot was even less visible because of similar colors in the wood. So, it loses one star for less than stellar (pun intended) brightness, and one star for coming loose.

Works well and you can adjust both side with no issues. Better then a lot of the other cheap lasers I’ve bought and will definitely buy again