What is the range of this laser? I'm going to be using it to shoot an electronic target that will beep when I hit it.
1868960
that wont work with this. I have no idea about the range, but the black battery box that hangs off to the side has a cable attached to the part that inserts into the chamber. you push it in with you finger while the rifle is held in position on a bench. if you try and hold it free hand, the cable is going to wobble, and the will make the laser wobble, and...well I think you see where I'm going. I guess you could try and rig something up, but I don't think there would be any consistent accuracy. this is a laser boresighter, for setting up a scope. it is not trigger activated. think of using a sword in an archery contest. that wont work with this. I have no idea about the range, but the black battery box that hangs off to the side has a cable attached to the part that inserts into the chamber. you push it in with you finger while the rifle is held in position on a bench. if you try and hold it free hand, the cable is going to wobble, and the will make the laser wobble, and...well I think you see where I'm going. I guess you could try and rig something up, but I don't think there would be any consistent accuracy. this is a laser boresighter, for setting up a scope. it is not trigger activated. think of using... » Read More that wont work with this. I have no idea about the range, but the black battery box that hangs off to the side has a cable attached to the part that inserts into the chamber. you push it in with you finger while the rifle is held in position on a bench. if you try and hold it free hand, the cable is going to wobble, and the will make the laser wobble, and...well I think you see where I'm going. I guess you could try and rig something up, but I don't think there would be any consistent accuracy. this is a laser boresighter, for setting up a scope. it is not trigger activated. think of using a sword in an archery contest. « Show Less
1868961
Long, just as any laser. However this does not work via trigger pull. It is constant on when activated. Might not be the solution you are looking for.
1868962
I've used this out to about 50 yards, although I've never measured the beam divergence at that distance. Visually it's similar to an inexpensive laser pointer, so the spot is probably a few inches across at 100 yards.
1868963
sorry can't tell you that. I know it works at 100 ft. But that is as far as I have seen it.
95181
I'm not sure, but I am not very pleased with it, laser is barely visible in daytime, I have another laser that is 5mW and is much brighter than this
682033
The laser is fine with excellent range. The problem I'm having is with it staying zeroed. I broke the screw for the mount in an attempt to keep the X400 from coming loose when I shoot. Surefire replaced it for free but it is still annoying.
682031
At night, I have played with the laser up to a mile away, but, in the daylight it is extremely weak, 20' max. If I were going to buy one now I would get the green laser.
432247
Use the Allen keys that come with it and a bench rest. Make your adjustments at 30 FT or the distance they give you on a range. Checking your zero on the targets with live rounds. If you eyeball it at a shorter distance on a wall or whatever you be able to acquire the target mass faster but your going to need to fire the gun and move the laser as you go it's not hard. Most ranges have a wood block rest. Once you zero it in it's set check it from time to time make sure it's tight not over tight. Ok
2040042
Pretty large. At least 100 ft wide. You can probably go larger. This is a real laser and lights up to 700 feet away.
95180
It is a 200mW laser that runs at 532mw. From my experience using my spotting scope while it was on a bench I will tell you at 100yards is right at 4 MOA. Of course every laser expands the further it is thrown. My thought is for the price of this unit and at 4 MOA at 100 yards, I'll take those stats. My AimPoint Pro that is on the same rifle is a 4 MOA dot... I can't ask for more.
1893235
Yes and no, the laser is not completely exact in it's aiming point, but pretty close. The real advantage is that it will show you your trigger control errors. If you pull the trigger evenly, the laser will shoot only a dot. If you torque the gun while pulling the trigger, it will display a line as you've moved the gun while pulling the trigger. This really helped me in my stance, handhold and trigger control which resulted in much better shooting scores.
1729111
2 inches away the two lasers are about 1 inch apart. At 6 feet the two lasers are 6 inches apart. Hope that helps.
1446637
I believe it is: Light output: 60 Lumens. Per my prior review: "This light gives a tight circle to at least 40 yards [120ft]. I was able to identify a test subject at that distance on a moonless night. From testing, it appears that shooting at the center of the light circle will get you close for the "kill" at 20-40 ft., or further, (as it appears that on a full size Glock, the light is centered at some distance from the factory). It is not a laser, but in the "heat of combat" it should suffice if you shoot in the center of the light, (assuming that your light is close to center on the target). This should be sufficient in a dark house. I love this light. Much better than a Mag Light, (which I love). I know some may have a negative comment, but in the heat of the moment, a criminal will be heading for an exit and will be jumping for joy that you did not hit him. Same as a laser. If he stands still long enough for you to draw a bead on him with a laser, he is either STUPID or you are just lucky. I would rather know I can shoot into the center of the light beam and have a great chance of a "hit" in a SHTF situation. For what it is worth....
332742
It has a range of at least ten feet, so take it from there. DON'T aim it at computer equipment, especially a wireless router. Mine accidentally got aimed at my router from about 8 feet distance, and my router started resetting itself over and over because of static buildup on the antennae. No permanent damage but very puzzling until I noticed I was getting a little zap when I touched the router, and then noticed the ionizer had been moved a bit. (cats)
737005
I cannot answer for sure the maximum range. I use it very successfully with a spread of 45' and the trigger is mounted outside our front door, so that's through a very well insulated front door and surrounding wall structure. It's been in service for well over a year now and still on the original batteries. The transmitter switch trigger one unit in the master bedroom and another in the main hallway so my wife, who is very hearing impaired, can know when there is someone at the door regardless of where she is in the house.
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.
580668
this was a nice laser, could see at a good distance at night and about 100 meters in the day, I dont use my a lot and it still is working, i was happy with it.
2031060
Projection range of the laser beam is 5 m (up to 16 ft);Range projection laser point: 20 m (up to 60 ft);Accuracy: ± 0,5 mm / m (Up to ±3/16" @ 33-ft);
1791644
You will not be disappointed with this laser. If you plan to shoot frequently at that distance make sure you zero the laser at that distance. Changes in distance can slightly alter accuracy just as it does with iron sites. Hope this helps.
1614010
Any Red Laser light will register as hit. If aiming light is on it will register every time it crosses target Even Red pointer laser will set it off.