Can the laser point be deactivated as it is clearly too dangerous for kids?
1481029
No unfortunately, you could however easily remove the button, or rig it to where it could not be pressed down with a drop of superglue.
1922780
No, it's not a laser pointer. Its just a regular toy that lights up & has cool sound effects. Sorry if you're disappointed. You might be able to find one that is though if you look for it specifically. I hope I helped you.
1104392
I was initially impressed with the value of this product that I purchased a second one. I regret it now. I was using it on a CZ SP-01 .40 S&W; pistol and after a few times at the range, the laser beam on one is permanently pointing way low and can no longer be adjusted. The second one will still adjust but after just a few shots comes off alignment and needs to be adjusted.
972046
This is not an industrial type of laser. It won't even cut butter. The only recommendation I have is not to look at or shine this laser into eyes unless you are in a self protection situation.
1891402
This pistol should not be used indoors, it very likely would ricochet into a window or your eyes, it is meant to be used outside. Are you old enough to use this pistol with out adult supervision? from the looks of your spelling I wonder, or is this message a joke on your part
2007914
The flashlight can detach from the laser to use the laser by itself I dont think you can use the flashlight by itself though
307191
They're not sharp, but they are long and thin so could be swallowed by a younger child. The rate of fire is fairly low and it doesn't shoot with particular force so you'd have to be point blank in the eye to do damage.
75560
I don't think that's possible. To activate the laser I use the Satechi app. The app has a button you tap and hold to use the laser (if you release the button the laser turns off). I don't know of another way to turn on the laser so that you could use a different app with the laser on.
2102233
Nope. You won't find one that powerful on Amazon. Commercial grade lasers that can burn/cut are expensive too.
2122624
I don't think so. It's easy for adult to use and it's very sharp, not recommend for children, too dangerous.
1075222
No! I looked it up at triabeauty.com and it said that the laser could make a higher risk of skin injury because of the melanin
1853622
Yes.. One press from either the right or left side turns the laser on and another press turns it off.
413709
Yep, it's sharp and very dangerous. Wouldn't have it around kids or drunk people. May offend Orc neighbors.
2176017
I had that happen on 1 of the 4 that I own. I disasimbled the laser housing by removing the warning label and removing the housing screws. Open laser very carefully, there is a spring holding tension on the laser tube. I repositioned the spring and reassembled the housing. Worked like it should then. It's not a large investment, give it a shot. Good luck.
1050769
Absolutely, My grandson is 11 and its perfect for him, not to overbearing. The scope isn't the best so we removed it. He cant fire it unless a grown up is with him just cause kids are kids.
656808
Yes, you can use it without the laserlyte targets. No LazerLyte Targets are required to see where your point of impact is. The SIRT pistol has built in lasers and actually is not compatible with the LaserLyte Targets. Hope that helps.
1447976
Not without taking the grip off. You can disable it from the inside of the grip by taking the one side off. I can loosen my middle finger while aiming and not turn it on untill I fire. But no big off switch on the outside.