Gmconn Rechargeable Green/Blue/Red/IR/Purple Beam, Low Profile Beams Compatible with 21MM Rail

I purchased the Infrared LASER for use with Night Vision Goggles. I'm very pleased with the performance/cost ratio of this LASER. The beam projection is totally invisible with the necked eye, when viewed with night vision it is one of the brightest I've ever seen, absolutely no difficulties finding the projection dot. I highly recommend, it is low cost, small and easy to use. As to how well it holds up, I can't say, that said, its low cost should also lower expectations, it is what it is. I would recommend this product

*update #2: shot another 150 rounds through it, laser is still holding zero perfectly. I know other reviews have shown people having issues with that and granted I have a .380 but it is certainly not having an issue with me even after over 300 rounds and carrying on s regular basis. Worth buying in my opinion**update: first time shooting with it, held up very well, kept my zero on it after 160 rounds downrange. It’s a keeper, ≈ $40 well spent.*First impressions, this laser/light combo is phenomenal. It’s very compact but very powerful. The construction doesn’t feel cheap at all, it feels pretty sturdy (although of course, range testing will tell more). As for fitment, this fits perfectly on my S&W M&P Shield .380 EZ. Another review shows it pictured on the 9mm version, that fitment is essentially the same for mine and the lighting is fairly accurate to what I experienced with my set up, although pictures don’t give the best showing of light.The laser is super bright, can see it easily in both light and dark (have not tested outside, was inside with lots of lights on and with lights completely out). It was easy to adjust the laser to sight in to exactly where my sights are pointed at 10 yards.The light on it is very bright for a compact combo, it lights up a hallway very well and you can see your sights’ shape enough to aim well when shining it in complete darkness, plus you can see your laser dot in the light when both are activated. The strobe feature is very nice (simply hold the button down to select steady or strobe light, turning on and off will stay on your selected mode so if strobe ain’t your thing you can keep it on steady no problem easily).The convenience of the micro-usb charging is wonderful, no need to deal with and stock batteries. The buttons are also placed at an angle that keeps your holster from pressing them and wasting battery, and the angle makes it easier to press them while gripping your firearm.For the price especially, this laser/light combo is phenomenal. You can’t beat it. I would highly recommend it for anyone who wants this type of attachment on their gun.

This thing is Strong and IMO TOO intense.... the IR infrared laser if used closer than 200 yards will give burn in on your tubes (the black smokey image that can damage your tubes) don't use it too long at close distances trust me it will damage your tubes. It's so powerful the laser is visible (very slightly) to 2200 yards (I looked at the mountain areas that I've used a laser rangefinder on). It's crazy how powerful this thing is. In fact I think it's too powerful....LOL. I have L3 filmless 2500+ FOM white phosphorus tubes in UANVB Katana's so I have high end NODS but wow man this IR laser is crazy intense. I'm using it for helmet mounted laser indication for target identification.

I own a Kimber Custom Shadow Ghost .45ACP 1911. Steel Slide, Aluminum Frame. Weighs roughly 2.75lbs empty. I bought it for the both the weight of it, and to use as a point of contact in alternate grip styles. Which it's size and mass provide. I had zero expectations of it's functionality.The flashlight is bright. Has a strobe function. Happy with that.The laser doesn't hold zero on EITHER one of the 2 I bought of these. A rough shake, a slap on the palm and it moves. I wouldn't recommend this particular item for it's laser. But I also didn't buy them for that. Would've been nice, sure.The second one of these I own is going on my Walther PDP Full Size. Which weighs less than 2lbs dry.And these Gmconn laser/light combos are thicc.( I use a Recover CC3P Tactical 1911 Frame Grip to attach this item to the Kimber.)

This unit was simple to install on my Taurus handgun, easy to zero in, controls are very accessible, and it appears to hold zero well after firing several rounds through my weapon. Comparable to much higher priced competitor products with less features on them. So far, the battery is holding up nicely, and the unit appears to be durable. Once zeroed in, this was very accurate.