- Comes with two hex key installation tools
- Powered by a 1xCR123A battery (included)
- Fully metal steel construction
- Remote pressure switch
- Retail packaging

Specifications

Dimensions: 3.35 in x 1.38 in x 1.38 in
Weight: 4.97 oz


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Pros: Excellent beam output
Very Useful
Compact
Solid
Pretty light

Cons: Build quality (I will explain)
Remote pressure switch is odd

Other Thoughts: The build quality on the outside of this unit is fantastic, and is very solid. However, when removing the laser from the battery compartment, the build quality of the inside is one of the worst I have ever seen. The spring that connects the (-) pole is not in the middle of the unit, and it is glued to the laser with some sort of white latexish glue that is not very durable. Also the wiring on the switch was spliced a little near the laser unit, and the pressure pad only had two switch points.

Bottomline: Great value for the money, very useful if you are into airsoft night gaming, or just want to use it on real steel pistols for some target practice.

Cons: The pressure switch is funny, it isn't smooth with one big switch in the inside. It has two little lumps that act as the swithc making them hard to find and engage for long periods of time.

The biggest problem with this laser is the method it uses to zero it out with your rifle. The laser uses 3 allen screws to line up the laser. I still haven't gotten the beam on target let alone keeping it there.

Other Thoughts: Don't use for Airsoft or any application that would shine this laser into someones eyes. You will cause damage.

Bottomline: This is a fun little laser that gets a good reaction from the friends. Might be worthwhile if I can get it zeroed in, but for the price it is a fun little addition to my rifle.