Hava you ever had a laser pointer?

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It has a very bright burning laser . Mounting to my AR15 quad rail was easy. It's not as easy to dial it in,

however. I find it easy to adjust. The vertical and horizontal screws are easy to turn. I use my red dot scope for

anything further than 25 yards.

http://www.lasereshop.com/green-laserpointer/p-25.html

Other reviewers noted that it does not work in the cold. I have not experienced any issues with mine. I took it to

the outdoor range on a snowy day. It worked the whole time, and it was freezing out. Of course, the high powered

laser is easy to see in daylight, even with the clouds. Indoor shooting ranges are where this thing really shines.

I've taken it outside on clear-moonless nights, and it travels quite a long distance. Of course, I have not been

able to shoot with it at that time, for obvious reasons. It's still fun to play with at night.I miner issue I've

had, is with the mount. After shooting, even just one magazine, the laser drifts forward out of the mount. The

recoil makes it slide forward. I even lost it once, as it fell out in front of the shooting bay. The range officer

had to retrieve it for me. Wrapping electrical tape around the base, seems to have solved this issue.
http://www.lasereshop.com/green-laserpointer/p-6.html
I am very happy with this Green Laser Pointer . It mounted on my personal M4 very quickly with no problems. It

sighted in very quickly using my red dot scope for a reference. Target acquisition was very quick and produced very

tight groups even with rapid firing. The windage and elevation detents were very sharp and sure. The green laser is

very bright and sharp. Construction of the laser seems to be of a very high and rugged quality. The O-ring on the

battery cover seems to seal very well, making it weather proof. The remote switch is very handy and easily mounts

the handle on my foregrip rail. The adhesive on the remote switch does not last long, though I honestly did not

expect it to, but like I did with the remote switch laser on my issue M4, a couple turns of electrical tape around

the pad and handle and it is perfect. Most strongly recommended for any application. I am seriously considering

getting another one for my personal AR-15A2 .
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Finally, a green laser sight that keeps its settings! I have tried two other, cheaper green lasers, which either

didn't turn on at all, or lost their settings at the range, even after carefully sighting them in.
http://www.lasereshop.com/laser-sight/p-29.html

This Barska green laser has kept its settings through two extensive sessions at the range. And it was almost sighted

in right out of the box! It needed just a few minor turns of the adjustment knobs.This Laser Sight is super bright,

sharp, and marks your target with a small dot that is easily seen. I think you will like it!Please note that this

laser unit DOES come with everything you need to mount it on your rifle. It even comes with a battery and a

grip/contact switch. Or it can be turned on with the push-button switch at the back of the unit. Nice. But you will

need a free rail on your rifle, or get a rail supplement such as the angled rail attachment here (which is what I

did, to keep the laser out of the way of my small scope)
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