is the Laser easy to sight in? are the adjustments sturdy, and does it hold zero ?
1718062
Yes, I've had this on my AR for almost a year. But, I take extreme caution with my investment; I baby my baby, baby. No bang arounds. No drops. This set comes with bubble switches, which I instaled on my foregrip for the light, momentary on. The laser I left the button on the back of the laser "as is" push once, on continuous, push second time, off continuous. There are 2 screws to zero @ 90 degrees from eachother to adjust zero. Hope this helps, Ryan. Let me know any further questions. Happy to help.
1718063
Well I can say that the pressure pads suck. Plus, I put it on my 870 and the laser stopped working all together. But the light is good
1718064
Very easy to site in. Put on my shotgun, used a bore sighter, and zeroed in at about 30 feet (maximum range and that would be a BIG room).I have not shot it since installing it, but I know it is NOT coming off, can let you know after I put 20 or so rounds thru it.
1718065
I had the laser zero'd to 25 yards, and while I didn't use the laser while I was shooting, after two 30 round magazines, zero moved about 5' to the left. I simply could have gotten a bad unit, I don't know, but I'm going to give it one more test before I bet my life on it.
1796902
I have one mounted on a Browning camper pistol and one on a ruger 10/22 takedown sighted at 50 tds. Both hold zero exceptionally well. Easy to install, as I would imagine for a Missberg 590. Pain inthe ass to sight in but once it's there it's awesome. I hope that helps.
185983
the one on the side adjusted the left and right while the two bottom ones control elevation. when I first got mine, one of the bottom screws was not flush so I began to tighten them both. you kinda gotta play around with it because sometimes tightening the bottom will offset the laser to one side. I lined mine up using the iron sights at about 10 yds. i would think the easiest way to sight it is use a bore laser.
1180162
yes the scope is cheap but I have owned mine for about three months now with no problem.it holds zero fine even after being bumped around on trips to the range. the only down side is there are no thumb adjustments you need to have a screwdriver or coin to turn the dial. I would purchase another if needed
220925
Mine has so far. holding zero is also dependent on your scope mount. so buy a good mount like the BRASS STACKER.
1356338
I still love mine. Red dot is very crisp. Scope is accurate up to about 75 yards then visibility is tough since there is no magnification. I think the 3x magnifier should be a cool add on for this scope. Not familiar with the Kel Tec but not sure if the laser would work with existing sights since laser is mounted at base of scope and might interfere with sights. Scope is nice quality and should be great for your needs
1781154
It holds zero after changing magnification perfectly. This scope is top notch.
1307667
I have put about a thousand rounds through and the laser is still close to where I originally set it. Anything with a screw is going to need some kind of adjustment over time. Just the nature of the beast.
28909
Yes exactly right. One suggestion is to also get a boresight insert to help you adjust the windage and elevation so that you can dial it in without using ammo. It's a great laser sight! Enjoy!
1440045
I have an lc9s with an after market Laser Max. I mounted it, adjusted it's sighting/point of aim. I have used it for over 6mo. Well over 200 rounds and in and out of holster every day during my muscle memory development practice. It has shown no movement of POA. No loosening nor any malfunctions. I think it is a very reliable, more than adequate and obviously great price value relative to other lasers. The red at defensive distances is good day and night. I live in very cold winter and very hot summer climate and the green lasers don't do well in these extremes at our out door range, something to think about in choosing Red over Green beam. Hope this helps and you enjoy the advantage of a laser. John B. Idaho, CWO4, USN/USMC Ret.
1356337
I'm very happy with mine and close range - 25-50 yards. Laser and dot seem to hold zero well. Have not tried with a magnifier but good idea!
654569
Optics were clear but it has no adjustment to center the reticle. I returned it. the Sightmark magnifier was adjustable but not as clear. I liked the Sightmark slide to side mount with quick detach.
1283658
Its a good option if your looking for a battery free sight and its in your budget. There are cheaper options out there. Mine is on one of my AR's and i love it. It cowitnesses in the lower 1/3 with standard hight backup irons.
761055
I put it on my AR15 haven't took it out shootings yet but i had a barrel laser too sight it in with the scope but the laser adjust srew broke when i tryed to sight that in but other then that you get what u pay for later on when i get some cash save going to get a aimpoint scope
1763660
I have not had any issue with losing zero. Great scope for the price. You will need higher mounts than standard.
1392164
It is redisigned. So far it is true to form. There is no need to adjust for sights if at 25yards. Anything below that, then you need to take that into account on your aim.
311512
I have this scope mounted on a Springfield SOCOM M1A (16" barrel). Holds 0 perfectly fine. ZERO should not be a problem as long as you sight it correctly. If using NIKON BDC, set your target to 100 yards and adjust scope. You should be good to go.