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

Very impressive and works great! Would buy again!

Nice little laser. Works fantastic. Now I just have to make sure it's centered. Intensity of light is fine for what and distance that is required

I bought this for my son's airsoft guns. It mounted to the picatinny rail easily. It does what a laser pointer should do. Would have preferred a side-mounted button instead of a rear mounted one but that's just personal preference. I will update review if there are any problems.

No problems with the seller and working great

When I ordered This "Laser Sight" for my air rifle, I was hoping it would do better than the laser sights that they advertise on other sites. The reason being is that I needed one that mounted on a 45° picatinny rail. In other words I needed one where I can rotate the laser so that the elevation and windage would be in the upright position. Well, This laser sight was able to do that. It had a set screw which held the cylindrical laser in place. When you loosen this set screw you are able to rotate the laser to your desired position.

WARNING USE BLUE LOCTITEI'm an old hand in the pellet game so I knew I'd be using loc tite before I even ordered it. Then it occurred to that this seller's game, like pyramyd air including cheap scopes on spring recoil rifles, lures the young and or unwary into a purchase that may cause them time and money and most certainly angst.Either put a HUGE caveat on the ad for this laser (which is very nice with the blue glue) or put a reasonable facsimile on at the factory. (that would cost money so that will not happen).I just think of that young guy all ready to go. He sights in. Hits the mark. Shoots again and it's 6 inches wide and 4 low. Then the newbie plays the adjust and shoot hopeless chase.Not everyone puts remarks here when they are disappointed and not everyone even knows to click on the reviews to get down here. Especially the younger guys. Excitement for a guy like that over rides thinking. (and we ALL have had an issue when over excitement over rides HARD thinkin, lol)Anyway. Just my two sense. That's why I scored it the way I did. Given the loctite this is an awesome product. I've had several before so knew what I as getting into. Rail, batteries and hex wrenches included are a very nice bonus as it's easy to forget, if your into archery like I am, NOT to use the SAS wrenches but to pull out the MM.Anyway, blessings out to all of y'all. Then point and squeeeeeeeeeze!

Only would show up about 12 ft away and that was in the dark.

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.