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Question: Using the pressure switch can it be set to have the laser constantly on and the flashlight controlled by the pressure switch?
Document: This Barska combo red laser and flashlight is a great deal. It affixes to either Weaver or Picatinny rail systems and is small enough for your pistol and touch enough for your long gun. I am using it on a Mossberg 500 shotgun with the included pressure switch. This combo can't be beaten for this price. Buy it, I did!
Good light and laser combo. I wish the cord for the pressure switch was shorter. It only needs to be 3 inches at most. It's a coil cord and stretches out to about 10 inches. Way too long. Besides that, great light.
I like everything about this flashlight except the plastic mounting bracket, which broke the very first time using it. I plan on getting a refund and buying a different brand flashlight that has an all metal mounting system.
Lots of options for use. Like the temporary on off pressure switch by trigger. Keeps the lights from working both ways!
For the price you get a decent product. Works well can't complain. The pressure switch also worked fine I do not use it but it still will function fine.
You know you don't like walking around with a weapon that looks cheep. But over all it works right out of the box and I like it. The pressure switch is nice also. I finally got to shoot a box of rounds with it and did one miner adjustment and it was unbelievably accurate. I had a group that of 5 rounds that was within one inch at about 9 yards. At 20 yards the group was about 3 inches.
I haven't had it to the range yet to test it under fire. I will post more afterwards... Well, I took it to the range last night. I opted to tighten it down on my Sig because I felt it was a little too wobbly using the quick disconnect. but under fire it performed well. stayed tight. Was easy to zero in using my Sight Mark laser boresight. It didn't go out of adjustment after firing. I recommend this product to anyone out there.
This would've been a 4 or 5-star review if only the darned thing could be mounted on my Springfield XDm 5.25. The flashlight is blinding (like it should be), and the laser works fine. All and all, this would've been a great option for a low price home defense accessory.
I attached this flashlight/laser to my Sig Mosquito .22LR and it looks amazing. I haven't taken it to the range yet, but I zeroed the laser at about 15 yards...absolutely perfect! My only complaint is the flashlight is off center. It's very bright at 200 lumens and for the price, it can't be beat. But just disappointed that the light beam was about 4&#34; off center at only 10 yards.
This little laser/light combo seemed like a bargain at $59.99. I ordered and had to wait a little longer than normal for it to be shipped but no big deal. Once it was sent it arrived at my house very quickly.I opened the product and it was brand new. I mounted it on my Ruger SR45 with no problems. It was a little loose but that was corrected by applying forward pressure on the unit while tightening, just as another reviewer suggested.
Answer: yes