FeyachiLaser Sight Rechargeable Red/Green Dot Lazer Sight for Picatinny Rail Handgun Pistol Tactical Airsoft Gun Rifle, USB Magnetic Charging

I had a problem with the device but customer service offered me a refund. So, I added 2 stars to my original rating.

Couldn't zero seller refunded me, looks like a decent Lazer maybe I just got a bad one. Worked just fine but could not even come close to zeroing in vertical

Works during the day but better at night!

Bang for the buck, met expectations, very good deal.

Looks as advertised . Shipped fast . Wouldn't stay zeroed had to put some locktite on the screws . Seemed to have worked . Bright .

The media could not be loaded.  After this item showed up I took it to a range to test out just how well it keeps its zero. Based on the price I wasn't too optimistic, but it actually surprised me with how well it does actually keep its zero. I test this out on many different guns, 3 handguns and 1 rifle. The guns were a 45 ACP, a 10MM, a 9MM, and a 22MAG rifle. I used to a chamber bore sight to zero out the laser, but I set the laser to be around 2 inches below the chamber bore sight at 20 yards. After it was zeroed I sent more that 20 rounds down range from each weapon using only the laser to as a guide to see where the rounds would hit for the first 15 bullets. It surprisingly kept it's zero really well. personally I thought the Glock 20 10MM would have made it loose it's zero, but it stayed true. Some of the key features is it's magnetic charging like a some smart phones. It also only takes 1 hour to charge from dead. Its small, compact and light. You'd barely notice it on the gun. It has an internal battery, so no more needing to by button cell or CR123 batteries. Adjustable locking position to fit most handguns. The only con I have is that it didn't fit my Springfield Armory XD-S 45 mod1 very well, but that's more of an issue for my pistols design than the laser itself. My rail stops right after the hole closet to the on/off switch so it would wiggle around when touched or fired, again that's my guns design flaw the fault of the laser. Other than what I stated above this is an awesome little laser for the price.

Nice and firm on your rail. Good laser. No need to worry about having to change batteries. But what happens if you lose the charging cable? Stuck. Micro USB charging would be better.

Works great. BUT- Don't lose the proprietary charge cable, or your screwed. I looked everywhere to buy an extra cable and was unsuccessful. Mixed feelings.

laser is fantastic and worked amazingly until one of my animals ate the charging cord, now i just have the laser sitting around, would love to get a replacement charger so i can start to use it again

It's a good little unit. It's compact aiming rail mounted unit with a built in rechargeable battery. The unit is mostly plastic, with a few metal parts.The mounting bracket comes with 3 holes to adjust the locking bar for most any pistol on the market. I tried it on glocks, a fnx45, an ISC SAR9 and an AAP-01. It fit them all just fine.The adjustment of the dot is achieved by two grub screws in the body of the unit. I found that the unit could be pretty muched adjusted for all the guns I tried them on. It also held it's zero during the firing of 4 mags.The unit has a space on it to mount a pustol light or something else to it. I found the space was a bit small for my TLR I typically run. But I can see a smaller light fitting just fine.The unit has ambidextrous on/off controls and the are very responsive.All in all, I think the unit is a well built little unit and is a decent unit for the price.

Practical laserFirst impressions: it feels solid. Light but durable. And slim. Doesn't long feel bulky on the pistolPlus the added rail makes it a bit more practical if ever I want to fit a light on it too.After playing with it for a while: pretty adjustable. You can adjust it to go up/down and left/right. The on/off buttons are on both sides of the laser so it makes ot easy to use if you're right handed or left handed. A big plus is that it's rechargeable. And it's one of those fancy magnet connectors. So you don't have to struggle with the USB to plug it in the laser.The construction of the laser itself feels pretty solid too. It's light. But sturdy. It does feel like it's build to last. And it does have a rail as well so you can mount a flashlight if you want.I was able to mount it on a G19 and P226. It fit well.Overall, I was pretty happy with it and surprised of the quality.

I have a Smith and Wesson MP. 2.0. It seems every time I shoot I have. To re calibrate. The laser. Not very accurate.

Best for its buck