Tactical Flashlight with Internal Laser Sight for Handguns,2 in 1 Laser Light Combo,Magnetic Charging Flashlight Gun Laser Sight for Pistol,Glock,Rifles,Shotguns

Flashlight is bright enough for using at the range as the sun goes down, and the laser is very strong and visible at a distance. The battery seems to last awhile, and this accessory looks great

I tried installing this thing on my subcompact, a P22, which wasn't a good idea, as the barrel isn't long enough to accommodate the light/laser, but I would recommend using this on a full-size pistol like a 1911 or a Glock 19.The light itself is lightweight and it mount easily to the rail. Just slide it on and fasten it down with the included screw and the driver tool. The light itself is quite bright and would work really well indoors in low-light situations, but probably isn't bright enough to be helpful at longer ranges outdoors. The red laser dot, however, seems like it would travel a bit further outdoors.I really like this product because it's lightweight and easy to mount, and I really like that it's easy to recharge with the included USB cable. I don't know if most other lights are USB-rechargeable or not, but I have a lot experience with flashlights that use rechargeable batteries which are not USB-rechargeable, so for me, having the ability to recharge this just by plugging in a USB cable is a major convenience factor.

For starters, the main picture shows a Glock with the barrel in the wrong place so that shows you how much these people know about guns. Secondly, it doesn’t even fit a standard Glock unless you put a picatinny rail on it or use an aftermarket frame. Also the product description looks like it was written by google translate. Furthermore there’s no way to contact the company directly for support. Aside from the sketchy company, I have no complaints on the flashlight except that you have to cycle through the strobe mode to shut it off. That’s a stupid feature. Other than the flashlight is great. The laser is another story. The laser itself is good, makes a clear visible dot at any range that you’ll use a laser, but the adjustments are terrible. When you adjust the elevation it moves the windage adjustment as well and vice versa. This makes it really hard to get the laser sighted in. The mount seems to fit tightly to the gun but doesn’t look very strong so I’m not counting on it to survive much abuse. It would probably be good on a paintball or air soft gun, not a real gun that you may need to save lives.Update: I’ve put over 500 rounds through my 9mm with this and another 500 on a .22 and it hasn’t had any problems. The battery lasted a year and by the time it went dead I had lost the charging cord. Once you get the laser dialed in it does hold it’s zero pretty good for 20 yards or less. Overall not bad for the price. Although the price has almost doubled since I bought it but so has the price of everything else since the last election…

So my battery lasts forever don't know what people are talking about this thing not lasting over a minute. I've had this thing for like 2 or 3 years and I've only ever charged it once when I got it. I use it every once in a while to mess around with it. I've been shooting with it a few times its got probably a few hours of actual use and 2 to 3 years of sitting in storage. The battery just now went down one bar because I was using it to play with my cat lol. The only issue I have with it is the fact that since I haven't had a need to charge it I lost the charger and hove no idea how to get another one and would like one because I know I'll need it eventually. If anyone knows what kind of charger it is let me know so I can charge this thing when it dies in a few years.

I have yet to actually use it on a pistol, but from what I've tested the light seems nice and bright as does the laser. Love that its switches are ambidextrous and the magnetic charging is a neat (and new to me) feature that I have yet to find an issue with. My only minor complaint is that the light strobe isn't fast enough, but it strobes well enough nonetheless.

Was extremely difficult to attach to my SD40VE. Took me about half an hour. Once attached it was very sturdy. I dropped the handgun on accident from about 5 feet onto a hardwood floor and it stayed on perfectly well. After about a month, the flashlight and laser stopped working. I am not sure for what reason or if the charger does not charge the battery. I used the flashlight and laser for a very limited time. I kept the charger attached for hours and hours and the light and laser still automatically turn off after about 3 seconds. Appears the batter does not hold a charge. If it was rechargeable, I would give it 4/5 starts with one star being deducted due to the difficulty of the install.

While this isn't the brightest spot light, I enjoy that it does the job without cutting into my ammo budget. It also is has a slender profile and fits into my a holster. A bit finicky whith adjusting properly but once mounted securely it held true at the range.

I put this on a Glock G21 Gen 4 and it fits perfectly. The laser stays sighted in even after 50 rounds of 45 cal so it is pretty strong. The light is bright and very disorienting with the strobe on when it is facing you which is exactly what you want in a light. The only thing I would change is the proprietary charger, if you lose it the vendor will send another but you can only charge it with their charger, maybe a future version will use a common USB format to charge.All in all this is a wonderful product and serves it purpose very well without adding a ton of weight or heft.