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JG6 Red Laser with Gun Mount

Specifications
Dimensions: 5.2 in x 0.83 in x 1.18 in
Weight: 4.16 oz
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Pros: It's a good laser. It's decent and very complete. Everything was included to get you started. It does its job and it's really solid.
There are lots of screws to make sure it fits every gun you can think off.

Cons: None so far..

Other Thoughts: MAYBE the inner workings could have been more decent, however I wouldn't know how to improve but that's my first IMPRESSION. I don't think this will be an issue.
There could have been a normal mount for a rail included as well. For me this didn't work since I have a CO2 cilinder on the front that couldn't be opened anymore. But that was my mistake, not this product's.

Bottomline: Get it. The price is allright, not cheap, but good for this product. It's decent and does its job.
Would be a great gift for any gun lover. :)

Pros: As others have reported, there are no instructions packed with this unit. However, if you are installing this on a 1911 government-style pistol, it is pretty much intuitive if you have worked with machined products at all. Just take your time. First, take it apart and study how the two halves might fit within your trigger guard, then use the plates packed with the unit and install it, one plate on each side of your guard. Tighten the screws a little at a time each and watch how the unit "adjusts" as you do this. If all goes well, you should have it on and adjusted inside of 15 minutes. If you have a bore laser sighter, so much the better. You can then adjust the laser itself against the bore sighter's dot, getting it pretty close to on-target. The machining is first-class, the finish is good, and once installed, it is solid.

Cons: The on-off clicky cap packed with the unit is useless. With the laser installed properly, you can't get to the clicky at all. The pigtail pressure switch works fine, but as others have said, you are on your own to route the cable and attach it to your pistol. Also, if you remove the tail cap, be prepared to muck about a bit to get the batteries back aligned internally to screw the tail cap back on.

Other Thoughts: The laser is quite powerful. When it first arrived, I shone it out the window in bright daylight and could see it on a tree approx 20 m or so away. Beam spread seemed to be quite minimal (considering).

Bottomline: A pretty good unit overall. We'll have to see how it holds up "under fire". Others here have said it does that fine, and based on how solid it feels, they are probably right.

Pros: Great construction. Looks awesome when it's mounted. The laser Class rating isn't on the laser but it looks to be a Class III which is pretty strong. I don't have a range tester but it can fire across the street from my house to the neighbour's roof through my window in the daylight and still be visible...
I have a heavy pistol so the weight of the laser more or less balances out with the full metal magazine.

Cons: Configuration and setup is a little tricky with no instructions but if you have any mechanics in you at all you can do it. Also you need to find your own way to stick the pushbutton on to where you need it to stick.

Other Thoughts:

Bottomline: Great construction. Makes your gun feel heftier. Strong bright steady beam. Looks great!
Installation is straight forward

 

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