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Question: Is this ready to mount or is hardware required?Is the cord included?
Document: So i wanted to mount it to my Mossberg 500 but 1. it is too wide, it fits on the shotgun but its wider and kinda awkward. 2. It has stray lasers that go where ever they want. 3. it comes with a pressure switch but I could not seem to find a place to mount onto a pump shotgun. I thought to put it on to my Saiga 12 but it needs to be close to the muzzle or the laser will be hitting the barrel....not to mention it was just too massive.
works as advertised sometime it does not work but mostly works very very Cool I was the hit and the gun range freeked out everyone
when it works, its great!. the laser is sometimes dimmer than other times. occasionally it will not come on without a 'smack'. once you whack it, it usually pops on just fine. Seems like a lazy designer put it together. Its a great idea with a great pattern, but c'mon, how difficult is it to ensure that you design a solid connection to the battery?! I read the other crap reviews on this and decided to get it anyway because I couldn't find another laser patter like this.
great laser, the ring of lights around the center dot make eay tracking  slightly heavy, but not that noticable oonce mounted on the shogun. very good for those that have troulbe with reg sites.
Took it to the range to sight in and couldn't see the laser more than three or 4 feet from the end of the barrel, tried on white, brown, black red,and blue backgrounds. Returned for credit, promptly provided as not suitable to purpose. Worked good in my den.
This is a decent enough green laser site, though I am a bit disappointed in its daytime performance, and in its night time range. If I were to do it over again, I would search the web and find the dual beam Green Laser Sight. If you are a casual user, looking for a home defense laser sight, it will be okay. I just wish I had bought the dual beam version of this sight, and if I buy another one, it will be that version and not this one.
Theoretically, CM-15 seemed like the best laser for shotgun - it promised faster/easier acquisition time by seeing circle of dots instead of a single dot, and enhanced intimidation factor (9 points instead of 1). And, green laser is perceived to be brighter than red.In reality, it projects 1 dot in the center, 8 smaller dots around it, and mirriad smallest dots all around. The result looks like discotheque laser show, not intimidating target mark. Of course, intimidation is all in perception, but it does not look scary at all, rather toyish.On the positive side, it is very very bright, and has light, but solid construction.
The engineers had a neat idea in creating a laser that would show shot placement of 1&#34; width per linear yard, however, the unit projects laser splatter along with the 8 outer and 1 center dots. Laser also dims while continually pressing on the activation pad.I cleaned the lense but it didn't correct the splatter. I paid approximately $220.00 for my unit from one of Amazon's vendors, gave it a 3 star rating, and stated it was only worth about $120.00 when I wrote a review on their website.Product is rated fairly at 3 stars due to laser splatter and dimming.It's unbelievable that I return to Amazon a few weeks later and learn the unit has been re-priced accordingly.
The designer of this sight system is very clever. The idea of multiple dots, simulating the shot pattern is brilliant.In low light this sight is exceptional. Unfortunately it is not great in daylight.The pattern that is so bright in low lightdisappears in daylight and you only seeone green center dot at 25 feet. Hopefully, Laser Lyte will offer a more powerful unit in the future.
Still $220.00 on vendor's website.Decent product for home defense shotgun, just have to live with the flaws.
Answer: no