Gmconn Pistol Green Red Laser Light Combo for Pistols | Gun Flashlight with Strobe Mode Green Laser

(My Video shows both green laser function and light. I did not capture the strobe function as I completely forgot while recording but it is bright and disorientating) I ordered the green laser and light combo (the thin square model) I liked it so much that I just a few minutes ago ordered a second unit to test also. The one I have now is built great it’s all polymer except for where the screws screw into the picatinny securing portion. I sighted the laser in with a bore sighter and then hit the range out back. Perfect everytime! The dot didn’t shift position, it stayed and held zero very well for how light weight the unit is. The flashlight part is pretty bright for my needs as well (indoors at night/dark and close conditions) and I also like the strobe feature. It’s easy to charge and seems to hold a charge for quite a while for its size. The green laser is very bright as well!✅. I didn’t expect much initially but I was definitely pleasantly surprised. So much so that I ordered another unit to test on another build. That review will be posted when the unit arrives and is tested. When I clicked to order the second unit, it said it was being fulfilled by SoloFish so my next review might be here or on their listing of this same unit make and model. Any questions feel free to ask!

Top quality product! Easy to sight in and very well made! Just buy it

Updated review: I ignored the instructions to "just use one screw to mount the light." After tweaking the mounting position, I was able to install both screws. Tightening them down with the included coin screw driver, the light and now laser is locked down solidly for aligning the laser to the sights without them drifting as easily as before. I am so pleased that I am buying two more units soon. This laser and light combination unit is well worth the money provided you do not expect a rock solid mount and precise laser aiming. I locked the unit to my "device" and aligned the laser, only to see the laser shift whenever I depressed the on and off switch. The laser switch is located where a right handed person would typically have their trigger finger. The light switch is on the opposite side where your support hand will need to activate. Not a huge deal, just backward from what I expected. I am going to rig something to make the laser stay put even when I depress the switch for more accurate aiming. Both the light and laser are bright. All in all, I am satisfied with this system for the price.

I decided to give this cost efficient green dot laser/light combo a chance kinda as a "eh my cheap laser vs your super fancy expensive laser. I had to compare it against another Protection Officer's light/laser as he was boasting about how expensive and fancy his laser/light was. Right outta the box, ok...one screw with the mount (we'll revisit this), charger cord, manual laser adjustment tool. Easy install, zeroed it in, off to test this baby. We get to the range, it's the expensive vs mine, pew pew pew and...less than 50 rounds of 9mm shot, the expensive laser on his weapon jumps off the weapon and finds a hiding place like it was a hostage. Lol. I didn't gloat, I just said "eh." Had to halt the range fire sequence just to go hunt this thing down, not to mention we were on a timed assessment, but that wasn't a strike against him, he put the laser on the block table and kept shooting without it, with a look of slight frustration. Meanwhile all eyes at the range are hawk-eying my laser/light waiting for mine to hop off next. No sir, naw naw, holding on like your true love, like Shaq used to hold on to the basketball rim when he dunked in the early days when he would break the backboards. Plinking roughly 1000 rounds or so later, she still clamping on, kinda like that ex that ain't gon letcha go. Oh yeaaaahhh!! They were amazed at the range as was I. Upon getting home, I charge it up (charges to capacity fairly quickly), I was compelled do another site fix laser test, now it did slightly move while being fired at the range (recoil). So stopped by my local hardware store to acquire additional screws. I added another screw for the retention mount, I believe that shall either assist a bit (only reason a star has been taken off, atleast til I do another test), or may even fix the laser deviation. Overall it's a great laser for the price, damn near unbeatable. Bright light, great lasting battery, and it is durable. I would recommend depending on your rear/front sites for target acquisition instead of a laser anytime. But for a cost efficient bright visable laser/light during the daytime and especially at night and less that $25, I give it thumbs up. Something expensive vs something valuable. This thing is valuable. Deal-breaker for some; I will say, if you will have to have a combo light laser holster to carry it. Polymer holsters/hard holsters are almost impossible to find that will accept it. A good nylon holster or custom holster shall suffice. Anyhoo...hey, go ahead and give it a shot, get it? Ha, ha. Thanks for reading. Be safe.

So I found out my dogs like chasing lasers. Obviously not attached to the gun. I didn't put it up high enough when I out it away and my dog decided to take it outside and see if she can play with it. It rained that night, and was found a day or two later. Brought it inside, used a pick to get all the dirt and debris out of the charging port and on the light and laser. Let it dry out, and charged it up. Works fine. Kudos. I put it on a Taurus TX22, a 22 caliber as the name suggests, and it works great. 3 small adjustments and it was getting me within an inch from 20 yards out. Good enough for me. After about 500 rounds I find it dropped slightly so I'll have to readjust. Overall though, considering what it went through before I even put it on the gun, it's great. I wouldn't put it on anything but airsoft, paintball, or a 22 caliber or smaller though. Seems well built, not made of plastic, and is easy to use. I can turn the laser on with my hands on the grip, so tactically, this is great.

I love this thing I would pay more for what they want best thing I've ever bought

Seems great

Just got this so I can't speak to durability but so far I love it. It fits my SA XDM perfectly. Easy to switch on the laser with trigger finger (if you are right handed). I had a different one that i also like but couldnt find a holster ti fit it bacause it is bigger. This one is very compact and easily fits in my Opaz defense T40 X holster (which also is outstanding). Laser heald dead on after 50 rounds. No reason to think it would ever get off. The light is plenty bright to illuminate a scene within the likely range of a pistol. I can clearly see and identify people at 60 ft and, I'm sure, well beyond that although I didn't actually try it further. The green laser is easy to see even in bright sunlight. I dont think you can go wrong with this tiny light/laser combo.