Does this laser hold zero after repeated heavy recoil, or does it require frequent adjustment?
1307666
Considering that I only have it for personal defense and the red laser only works well at night my shots are never more than 10m away. It stays pretty much on zero but it depends more on which weapon you are attaching it to. My M&P; doesn't kick badly at all and there is little to no vibration on the rail so the laser doesn't move much (if at all).
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.
623928
What do you mean hold un? If it will fit or if it can withstand the force of the recoil and hold zero with the sighting?
76807
Not certain. I have had mine on my M&P; 15 for a few weeks and used it several days in the cold, I live in Montana. Doesn't dim out or get fuzzy. Target aquisition after firing a round is great. I have another one on a tactical Ruger 10-22 and it is the same. Just to see how it would hold up I mounted it on my .308 and fired a couple magazines through and the zero held fine. I'd really say buy one if you are looking.
860111
I have no problems with mine mounted on the rear sight base and it is holding zero.
1711488
I bought the 4 screw mount. So far it has maintained zero. I shoot about once a month-200-300 rounds
1206999
The laser can be zeroed to the sights but you need to pick a specific distance to set zero. Remember the laser is an inch or so below the barrel so it has to rise to meet the bullet line of fire. Any shot that is less than the zero distance will be high- any shot further than the zero distance will be low- to varying degrees depending on the distances. If you zero at 7 yards you should be inside a six inch circle at 3 to 10 yards - good enough for self defense inside a home. In my humble opinion.
1861140
I have had mine for over a year and I shoot about 100 rounds monthly on average. I even remove it when I put it in the case, but it still holds zero on my Nikon p-223 3-9x40. Make sure you use blue loctite and tighten properly.
1508419
I locked mine down tight to zero it in with about 50 shots from that platform. I took about a hundred shots to tune into zero repeatedly and it worked well. A hundred-fifty plus will also quiet the piston a bit. Try to lock it into place or on a solid rest for the first few shots then prone, kneeling and finally standing to zero. Good luck
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.
367642
LR44. the laser is pretty bright and adjustable so if you dont think it is zero you can re-zero it. I would recommend this product!
1365586
The laser light remains on after each trigger pull on my Ruger SR9C. The only way I have found to reset is to cock the slide. It doesn't work with the laserlyte target because since the laser stays on it records multiple strikes. I still find it useful on dry fire practice with a paper target.
2001935
If elevation or windage is not changed, then you would not neccessarily change your zero,But fire a round or two to varify zero has not changed!
1195531
I Would not recommend the laser. It will not stay adjusted due to a bad design. I returned mine, but as I recall it needed a stronger spring on the mechanism that is supposed to keep it in adjustment. Other reviewers had modified theirs with a better spring and said it held it's place, but also said that it was a pain to do.
2213059
I bought one and used it for a while. I had a problem keeping the laser sighted in. It seemed to "slip" out of alignment every time I stored the pistol and then had to re-align before shooting for score. Not a bad idea, it just didn't seem to do the job without the problem stated above. FWIW
768208
I have had no issue with it at all. I have it on a 9mm AR pistol build I did. I keep it in what I call a "loose zero" Meaning it does not need to be dead on where the bullet hits, just within 2 inches or less. It does this with no problem. I put it on the gun and really never touched it. The laser is just about 1 1/2" left of where bullet impact occurs and that is at 10 to 15 yards. It has never shifted. Around 2000 rounds with this laser on the gun so far.
1978326
Haven't had a chance to use this one yet but I had an earlier version of the Leapers/UTG that I absolutely loved, held zero perfectly. Just make sure to tighten mounts after shooting a lot, never missed til then lol...Savage 110/Win .270
458147
You have to remove half of it, basically the side that 'snaps' onto the trigger guard stays put. No guarantee that it will stay zeroed once you are done.