Pinty Compact Tactical Laser Sight with Picatinny Mount Alan Wrenches for Hunting - Easy and Bright

Easy to install . Adjust easy . Bright Lazer . Good quality for the money

Incredible value for what it is. It really works and is well made. Fits on standard under barrel rail.

I purchased two of these compact laser sights for my AR-15 and loved the size and fit initially. However, the build quality is lacking. The hex wrench socket stripped immediately during mounting. Furthermore, after only one range session, the bit separated from the socket, rendering the sight useless. While I love the compact design, the durability needs a serious upgrade. I cannot recommend this until the hardware is improved, and I'm unsure of its reliability on handguns. Update: Changing to 4 stars from 2 stars Later, I found that some recommended Loctite Threadlocker Blue to fixate the loose allen screws. It seems working as I wished. Still do not engage too much strength when mounting the sight, though. Besides, I find an alternative to the missing screw from "60pcs Set Screws, Set Screws Assortment Kit, Grub Screws M3 M4 M5 M6 M8 for Home Repair, Repair Furniture, Electronic Product, Install Door Lock, DIY, Fixtures, 12 Sizes". This is just FYI for those missing the allen headless screw.

Bare with me, I'm making a very serious point here. This is a very good product and maybe this will help you have an easy installation...because it is so simple, the manufacturer didn't send instructions. The accessories that are out nowadays are a THIRD of the size of the same accessories, from just a few years! Now, everything is scaled down, AND THEY WORK BETTER!. I swapped out my very finicky Simmons high percussion scope; that thing would get knocked off if you so much SNEEZED on it!! I replaced it with a quality, tough little Quick Reflex Scope, DANG! What a difference that made. BUT, I had to get rid of the cumbersome old laser too. I didn't have room on this carbine to put it on, without looking junky again. So, when I was looking for a laser, for some reason, I just kept coming back to this same little laser. Aluminium casting. All metal. It fit on my picatinny. And the little --click-on, click-off-- switch worked perfectly. It mounted in a place near my thumb: You will have MUCH MUCH better results if you put this laser on the top rail, or the bottom rail. If you try to SIDE MOUNT this laser, it will not zero in right. It's very important to keep it inline with your rifles barrel...IMPORTANT: The two small set screws in the front of the laser? IT IS VERY IMPORTANT to turn ONE SET SCREW STRAIGHT UP, and the other set screw STRAIGHT OUT TO THE SIDE! SO, when you adjust it, it will be --just a bit up or down...and the sideways set screw will be just a tad left, or right. You see what I mean? If you just put this thing on any old way, and the set screws are off horizontally AND vertically, your going to be very frustrated as you try to "zig and zag" around. Aggravating as hell! Think about that a minute. You set the laser so that it will adjust in a cross pattern, instead of a diagonal one...If ya need help, just leave a comment. EASY TO SET UP.!! Put batteries in, but before you turn it on, look at the tiny hole that the beam will be coming out of......Using the small allen wrench, get it as.close to center as you can. Put the laser site on the rail, JUST BARELY SNUG IT. It will be REALLY CLOSE BUT YOU'LL PROBABLY HAVE TO FINE TUNE IT. Then carefully tighten everything to stay. You may have to wiggle and tighten it up a few times, so it will settle properly. I have bought one of these for everything I've got. Works great on a pistol as well. I'm even thinking about trying one on my Long Bow.

I purchased the Pinty Compact Tactical Red Laser Sight from Amazon to use on my Daisy Powerline 426. It came in today about 4:30 pm. Was on time and in great shape. No instructions but not a problem, easy to mount. Fits great and looks great. It is easy to sight in. I really didn't do a great job of sighting it in. I just want to see at 10 yards on 8 inch paper plate with two splash targets how close i got it sighted in. After a couple of adjustments i got it to where i was having fun. Tomorrow i'll fine tune the accuracy for a better pattern. Installing the battery was easy, but the back contact spring that pushes the batteries did not put enough pressure on the batteries so they kind of wobbled inside the holder. So on some of the shots there was not good contact and the laser light would cut of. I took the back spring and stretched it very carefully to give it more length and that solved that problem. I gave this product a 5 because the price 19.99 with the 3 batteries and wrenches was a great. I did make a minor adjustment to the battery spring, but not enough to take away a star. This Laser is just right for my pistol and i would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a good pistol laser at a great price. I attached some pictures.

Perfect for mounting in front of trigger guard. Very nice and compact. Red laser light is clear and bright at distance. Very responsive to windage and elevation adjustments. Picatinny rail clamp is very limited in clamping movement so I had to install a shim to secure clamping. Without the shim, the clamp would still be loose despite turning mounting screw tight. Could be just my plastic gun. Hence 3 stars.

For a longer range, you may want to invest in one with heavier duty/stronger batteries

I gave it six tries! Every time you fired a shot it would throw it off the target by 3 to 4 inches. Reset it again, shot and it throws it off again. Definitely will not hold zero at all.