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? : )

It worked well and held zero to 10 yards but after a handful of rounds it would turn itself off after each shot. Apparently the recoil inertia triggers the switch off. It would turn back on, but obviously not what we want. So ... maybe a good toy for the cat? To be fair, perhaps this holds up better under handgun recoil. And for general self defense, with enough time for the bad guy to see, a laser does provide the intimidation factor of "not going to miss." So if you're budget is such can't afford more, then go for it. At least good for one shot. I bought this as a pure curiosity for a cheap project shotgun. Got what I paid for. It is adjustable for windage and elevation and as mentioned did hold true under recoil. No instructions or product card insert. China at its best apparently. EDIT - After this review the Seller reached out to me and made things right, hence the change in number of star rating. Caveats still apply per the review, may be fine for handgun use.

At first I was exceptionally please at this sight's performance and value. The laser do is bright and clear. I used it once and it died in less than an hour's use. I attributed it to the cheap batteries that came with it, one of which tested as dead. I got some new batteries and fired it back up. Again, good laser spot, but this time it died after about 30 minutes of use. Again, I checked the batteries, but found them all in good shape. At that point, I wondered if maybe the unit was over heating. I was thinking when I went looking for batteries (watch batteries, as it turns out) that perhaps the laser was sourced from a laser pointer and wasn't intended for continuous use. I'm going to fiddle with it some more, but my initial enthusiasm based on its outward appearance of good quality and good value is pretty well gone.

Just seems it would not hold a zero. I got it there once out of the box but it moved on the way to the range. That was minimal handling and once I got to the range, I never could get it to re-zero. Back it went without 1 shot fired. Also of note was that there were no instructions with the laser or anywhere on the internet. I only got instructions by emailing the company and they do exist but I received after I made the return. I don't know, maybe I just got a bad one that slipped thru quality control. Last point. Ex military so yeah I know how to zero a sight.

Bought for my mock Ar15 .22. Red laser dot is super bright in daylight. Slammed it on the ground multiple times on purpose, No problems. Mounted and sighted in, in less than 5min. Will absolutely be buying again for several other firearms. Very compact so you could put a light under it, if mounted on a pistol.

Batteries didn’t last long in it even if I had it off and sometimes the laser would only show up lightly in the dark. Other than that it was fine. Just didn’t properly fit my G3C Taurus that I originally bought it for.

Come with everything needed to install and adjust beam to zero.the small holes are for up,down,left,right use the smallest Allen included for those.it came with 2 battery's.i suggest buying more.they don't last long. Probably around and hour of run time.but they are east to install.

Quite simply the best laser available for the AR platform. Its stunning that you can get it for so cheap. It is of good quality and performs like a top-end laser. Let alone the fact you can fit it on the smallest rail of your weapon. I actually mounted mine BEHIND the foresight of my rifle because it shines through the gap between the iron sight and the tac rail. Its just wicked. Looks awesome. Works awesome.

Compact, great for pistol. Removable rail

I have 3 of these. Mounted on a 12 gauge, a rifle and bb pistol. I was most surprised that is holds zero even on a 12 gauge. Most lasers at this price range don't even hold with just one shot. Therefore I'm very happy with these. Elevation and windage adjustments are simple and the allen keys are supplied.

Nice compact laser for pistol. The laser is a bit off for longer distances. But I suppose it’s meant for pistols, close combat

Its a hit/miss type of cheap chinese product. Ordered 2, one worked perfectly, the other had no adjustment for windage/elevation (basically the lazer was fised into the mount, so it was gonna point the direction its gonna point). Strong laser at a great price. Gets a bit wide, fast, but its really a pistol laser. I have one on a kids AR15, at 50 yards you can still see the dot at lower light levels, even though its several inches wide at that point. Have not had in issue with moving point of aim or functionality with the 223, but the one on my pistol refused to budge. The mounting screw is only out the one side (for my set-up you have to move the light to get at it_ and its pretty tall, so you can't put it on a pic rail infront of a red dot without blocking your optics view). But used on a pistol neither of these would be an issue. I wouldn't trust my life with it, but its a fun toy for plinking or shooting night loads of 9mm with the extra case volume filled with flour (don't ask...). If you get a bad one, the amazon refund system runs you in circles, just get an associate directly through customer service, it will save you lots of stress and a few hours.

I bought 3 of them. They all become very dim after only few minutes. I thought it is a battery problem. But it was not. I have to turn them off for like 15 minutes and then they work again for few minutes. There is no return policy. Waste of money.