Does anyone know what the difference is between the Red Laser and the Green Laser? (Besides the color and the price)
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The color of the laser doesn't matter, it's cosmetic. The machine is detecting your finger motions through the invisible infra-red laser projected through the bottom window. As long as you don't put it in a super bright environment, it should track your finger motions well. Note that people who insist on fast typing should not buy this product, as it takes some time getting used to, because there is zero tactile feedback.
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thats the difference its priced higher because the color is more appealing.
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The green is twice as powerful as the red one and therefore the keyboard is brighter. Only the green one comes with a carrying case. The green one is more pleasing to the eye when it is viewed for a long time. It is the newest one of the two.
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I believe that the sirt pistol with a green laser also has a metal slide to give it a more realistic weight. There may also be a plastic one that has a green laser. Go to next level training's web site to get specs on all the models. Hope this helped
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It's classIII 3.0mw-5.0mw. It's by far the best/strongest/brightest green laser I've owned and seen compaired to many I've seen in tactical gun stores
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I have both colors and green is better in my opinion, but red works fine, also. I have a green and a red mounted side by side on my AR-15 and you can really lay down some good night fire, my son also has them mounted on his AR-15 and he loves them Nice lights for the price, I would buy anytime, I even bought a couple extra just in case. Bob
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I use my Streamlight on my home protection handgun, so I actually prefer the red laser. Typically, green lasers are better for brighter/outdoor environments, and I bought this product specifically for indoor and predominantly night time defense. The LED light is plenty bright, and the red laser is still highly visible, even when the light is on. I would think that red would actually be more visible than green in this case. All in all, I am very satisfied with the performance and price of this product.
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Its just a laser, however dont buy one from this company. They are purely worthless junk. I know from experience, try a different brand!!!
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Melissa, I am not sure how many lumen the light is rated for. it is very bright in the house, which is what I purchased it for. I would guess somewhere between 80 - 100 lumen. But that is just a guess. The green laser is very bright. I am still very happy with mine. there was one person who got one who was not happy with the condition his showed up in. If you get one i would make sure you are ordering new not used. I hope this helps.
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Haven't had this happen to me sorry, it sounds like the green laser may be defective, call Amazon so they can help u with a return or refund, sorry I couldn't help u more let me know if they helped u.. Im sure they will..
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The LaserLyte target only shows hits from a red laser on a SIRT gun from Next Level Training, and the continuous red from the "trigger break" laser DOES show up as a sloppy pattern of hits. For my SIRT, I've got red/green (red laser at trigger break, green as the shot) and only the red records. I'll be trying to swap the lasers so that the green is for the trigger break and the red is for the shot in order to have the trigger break be invisible while the shot records...
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I am pretty sure it's just the way the seller worded the ad. I have this laser and I am totally happy with it. I even put them on my pair of Glock 22's. (different part number). I am not sure if they are available with green yet, but I seriously doubt you'll be far enough away from the intended target to justify the extra cost. Make sure you order the laser for the correct generation Glock you own. Gen 4 lasers do not fit the earlier models and earlier model's (Gen 1,2 or 3) do not fit the gen 4!!! Follow the instructions carefully. It takes 3-5 minutes to install, if u already know how to break down your hand gun. I am pretty sure it's just the way the seller worded the ad. I have this laser and I am totally happy with it. I even put them on my pair of Glock 22's. (different part number). I am not sure if they are available with green yet, but I seriously doubt you'll be far enough away from the intended target to justify the extra cost. Make sure you order the laser for the correct generation Glock you own. Gen 4 lasers do not fit the earlier models and earlier model's (Gen 1,2 or 3) do not fit the gen 4!!! Follow the instructions carefully. It takes 3-5 minutes to install, if u already know how to... » Read More I am pretty sure it's just the way the seller worded the ad. I have this laser and I am totally happy with it. I even put them on my pair of Glock 22's. (different part number). I am not sure if they are available with green yet, but I seriously doubt you'll be far enough away from the intended target to justify the extra cost. Make sure you order the laser for the correct generation Glock you own. Gen 4 lasers do not fit the earlier models and earlier model's (Gen 1,2 or 3) do not fit the gen 4!!! Follow the instructions carefully. It takes 3-5 minutes to install, if u already know how to break down your hand gun. « Show Less
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The $99 one is a red laser, and has less visibilty in full light of day than the green laser. I personally used this one at 100 yards in full light and saw the laser on the target with spotting scope. I have used the red laser and it can be hard to see at 25 yards in daylight. The $99 is also smaller and doesnt always fit the end of the barrel snuggly when using the proper ring for your caliber of weapon. One other thing i have found the green laser to be highly accurate and with the red i have had to make adjustments when shooting at target after boresighting with it.
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For the same input power a green (532 nm) laser will always be more visible to the human eye than red (typically 633 nm). The normal visual response in humans follows a Gaussian distribution from approx 400-700 nm and is centered at very nearly the same wavelength as the green laser, thus green lasers stimulate a more prominent visual cortex response than red or any other wavelength laser for that matter.
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What ever you do. Do!! Purchase this laser. I purchased two and with in 4hours the product stopped working. The laser doesn't work at all. But what I did purchase was the mp40 laser made by hang let me get you the name. There laserlyter rear sight battery on last about 10 minutes and then the battery go out at 5 dollars apop its not worth it. Now the Mp40 lasersight they give you the holster that fits your weapon free. Let me get you the name.
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If you want a tactical light and laser in a single unit, you can go with the CMR-205. If you just want the red laser, you can go with the CMR-201.
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The laser is sold separately from the pistol. The laser sells for around $89.00. The laser inserts into the pistol barrel and the diameter adjusts for different calibers. It can be used with a standard firearm. It works fine either way but the blue pistol eliminates dry firing an expensive handgun, which I believe to be a poor practice. It works very well as the laser is activated by sound and flashes each time the trigger is pulled. By watching closely one can see whether you hit point of aim. I think it is worth the money. If you want to get really snazzy a laser sensitive target is available which scores hits. Nearly $200.00--too pricey for me but probably neato.
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In the research I have done, the 500 is much more powerful. It is the one used by the military for sighting in there rifles. Having used this laser now, I love it. I don't though know how the $99 works. I think with any SiteLite though, you are getting the best laser boresighter.
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It only recognizes the Red laser, so I had to "invert" the Red and Green lasers by switching the connector wires -it is described in the SIRT Pro pistol owners manual. Not positive if all models will allow that. It just needs the "shot indicating" laser to be Red.