Red/Green Laser Flashlight Combo 500 Lumen Tactical Light with Picatinny Rail Mount

If you’re like me and you want options for your home defense but don’t want to break the bank to do it, then this budget friendly laser/flashlight just might do the trick. I haven’t had it very long so I can’t speak about durability as of yet but it seems sturdy and I was easily able to mount it to my handgun and operate it with little trouble. I will provide some pictures. I have standard size XD 9mm and although it fits and works fine, you’ll see that it extends quite a bit out from under the barrel. I think this was designed for gun with a bit more room on the rail than mine. With that said, I still find it very useful and an attractive package. It comes with 2 battery’s, 1 for the flashlight and 1 for the laser sight, which is nice because these work in tandem or independently from each other. Once it is affixed to the gun, there is a switch that sits close to the trigger guard of the gun. I don’t have large hands but my index finger can reach it just fine. The switch can be clicked down and will lock into place to allow the light, laser, or both to turn on and stay on. What is really nice is that below the switch is a toggle with three settings on it. 1) Laser only on (far right) 2) Light only on (far left) 3) Laser and light on Simultaneously on (neutral) Now, if you just want to flash the light/laser for a brief moment then you can also do that by gently pushing on the switch. Think of it like a turn signal in a car. Lightly pressing activates a momentary on and pushing all the way stays on. This was what I was really curious about when I received it. After using it, I am very comfortable with this operation. I do wish that it had a feature to strobe or flash but you can achieve this by manipulating the switch Manually. The quality seems pretty good and the light is pretty darn bright. It may not be surefire levels but it’s illumination is enough for my tastes. I used it in the mirror and I could not see the gun or my face. It blots out almost everything but your some of your Silhouette. I can attest that it’s pretty unpleasant to stare at when it on and staring down on you. It adds a bit of weight but I wouldn’t say it’s a deal breaker or even a negative. I actually like the added weight to my set up. I can’t compare it to others but it doesn’t seem to be an issue at all for me. There is an Icon in the front top portion of the light that says “hot”. I can assure you that they are not saying that the light gets hot to the touch. It is an LED. My only assumption is that they don’t know where this is being placed on a firearm and they don’t know what type of gun so they are putting that as a warning that the barrel could be hot if you’re trying to remove this from a freshly fired gun. All together it’s a nice sight that does what it’s intended to do and is a great value for the money. I have not fired it yet but I will test this out hopefully someday soon.

I'm using this product on a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0, and it has by far exceeded my expectations. If I had anything to complain about, it would simply be that the flashlight is TOO bright (quite a bit so actually). I have an Olight Warrior Pro X (which is a $150 flashlight), and the beam intensity and throw match every bit of that, if not beating it. I wish there was a way to adjust it so you could more match your needs in a given situation because with how it's set up now, you can throw any ideas of stealth right out the window if you want to use the flashlight lol. But I don't want to complain too much because I'd prefer having it work too good than the opposite. The laser works equally as well, and at night, I have no issues with it hitting 300+yards no problem. Accuracy with it is good enough that when I put this on a little 12g CO2 pellet gun, I was able to shoot the cherry off a cigarette first shot at 10 yards (no exaggeration). Trying to use the flashlight at the same time as the laser can be a little difficult as the flashlight is so bright, it tends to just about swallow the output from the laser (that should give an idea of just how bright this flashlight is lol). The switch itself can feel a bit crowded (especially if you're using this with a handgun), but not so bad that it makes it hard to flip on and off. Other than those thoughts, the item comes very well packaged, with great instructions that walk you through what's a very easy installation. They even send you two additional batteries in the package, which I certainly wasn't expecting on a product already priced so competetively. Overall, just a really good product at an even better price. Update: in the past 24 hours or so (after having this 3 weeks or so now), the switch has gotten to where it only works if I push it down in the opposite direction (the direction where you have to actually hold it down for it to stay on). I haven't deducted any stars yet as I feel this could be something on my end that just needs to be adjusted, and I'll update this as soon as I figure it out for sure. As it stands, I'm still more than satisfied with the product, especially at the price! I've also uploaded some pics comparing the flashlight output to the Olight Warrior mentioned for comparison, so hopefully those will be approved soon.

solid and well made

My daughter and I have ordered a couple of this for her pistol and rifle. We tried them but were disappointed. The first unit that I installed for her pistol had a very dim laser intensity. The other one on her rifle the laser beam looked better, although it got washed out when the flashlight was turned on. I had contacted customer support to ask for a replacement laser light, to try some repairs on the unit. To our surprise, the feed back was very fast, and had been advised that the unit will be replaced within 5-7 days. Voila! Today we got the replacement unit and had it on the pistol. Its a Thursday, the 4th working day of the week, and the package arrives. Now that's fast! First image is what a working unit looks like, as claimed on the ad. The laser stands out against the brilliant white light. Second image are the pistol and rifle that we mounted it on. The rifle has a Feyachi red dot mounted on it as well. Looks cool! My daughter loves it. However, on the third image, we tested the laser beam on the rifle against the wall. On the fourth image, we turned the flashlight on. The laser beam got "washed out". On the fifth image, my daughter did a second photo to close up on it a bit. Still laser beam is not there. I will contact customer support to have the unit replaced. Two defective units, then why the "FIVE STAR" rating. I've been a technical and client services manager for 18-years. Its all about "KEEPING THE CUSTOMERS HAPPY". Its the very foundation of a successful business! And I am pretty sure the defective product will be replaced. So, thumbs up Feyachi! Excellent customer service and support! P.S. we're getting a Feyachi reflex sight for the pistol, and a magnifier for the red dot sight when the product becomes available.

Great flashlight, fits on all rails. Nice and bright. Laser works well, but we are not allowed to use them in Canada. Good value for the money. Would buy again.

Great light and laser

I tested this light over the span of a few months. I had it mounted on everything from an AK, a 12G to a small .22LR and i must say that I was impressed by the brightness. It does the job but over time the mounts eventually stripped out and the screws holding the circuit board together backed out due to recoil over time. It all come down to what you plan to mount it onto.