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Question: Does this LASER have a rechargeable or replaceable battery?
Document: Shipped extremely fast. Well constructed compared to its competition, easy battery install.Was a little snug going on P95, but it does fit with some elbow grease.Easy to sight in, was very close out of the box.Will order a few more.
To keep it simple and sweet - the laser is encased in anodized, machined aluminum. The entire thing is completely metal, including the switch. The battery comes off from the front by twisting the rearmost ring, and the calibration screws are in the front most ring.
Quick delivery. It seemed to fit the Weaver Rail nicely, but I could not engage the Weaver tab to keep it in place. The distance from my pistol trigger guard to the weaver slot is 1-7/16", while the NcStar distance was about 1-9/16" to the battery cap.
Doesn't seem to hold up well on a .223 rifle, took about three shots and this laser stopped working! The beam is strong and goes very far in the night time only when it works but is deff not reliable for self defense. The battery is not the issue with this product as it does come on from time to time. Don't waste your money.
There is some play back and forth and up and down. It's pretty obvious when looking through the sights and wiggling it. Maybe one solution would be squeezing the flange a little by little with vicegrips until it fits tight but not too tight?This is on edit. After maybe only 10 minutes on time it stopped working and i thought it was the battery. So I ordered a bunch of cr123a batterys because some of my other equipment uses them too.
I recived my lazer 4 days after ordering it,and the first thing that I notice when I open the box was how nice the lazer was built.The battery that comes in the Item is a Great Power CR123A Lithium 3.0V. And I feel this type of battery is a lot better then a AA batery.Now for the lazer its self it is the brightest lazer that I have ever seen.
When I got this laser I immediately put the battery in and the green laser was piercing and bright but for some reason the Quick Release Weaver Mount did not fit my picitanny rail. I mean I probably could have gotten it on but that would require a hammer but didn't want to take that route. I never actually used it at the range but it was small and compact and looked great on my revolver.
I already shot 300 rounds with it and it was good. Caught a lot of junk on it as I was shooting mil-spec ammo. The stock battery is pretty weak. KEEP IT CLEAN! I PUT a NEW &#34;BRAND&#34; BATTERY IN IT and it doubled in visible strength. Lifetime warranty on it. If it busts just call NcStar in Cali and those dudes will set you up a new one coming form China.
Did not work right out of the box. Battery had good voltage, yet no bright green dot. Oh, and this thing is far from compact. If this is compact, then Rosie O'Donnell is svelte. Thing would make any pistol look like a pregnant warthog. Might have been able to live with its behemoth nature if it had worked, but, since NcStar seemed to be absent from school the day they taught laser class, I guess I'll never know.
and the NcStar, with battery, is only 4.2 oz.So, got some metal emory cloth and the file from my swiss army knife and started sanding/filing the mounting tracks on the laser, just a tiny bit at a time. After 2 hrs. of this I fianlly got it to slide onto to the gun and snap into place. Getting it off is still a bit tedious and I still might have to use something between the trigger guard and the laser to get it moving forward.
Answer: yes