LaserMax Spartan Adjustable Rail Mounted Laser/Light Combo (Green) SPS-C-G

Not high quality but not low quality either. The light (120 lumens) isn't incredibly bright, but does the job just fine. The laser is top notch though. Takes a second to sight and get used to, but it's A1 after adjustment. I have a SF pistol and it fit just fine and had it attached within minutes. Favorite thing about this attachment is the ambidextrous on/off buttons. My finger rests on them just right, outside the trigger guard. Though they're not incredibly high quality, as the buttons jiggle a bit, another positive is they both have individual buttons instead of a single button for both light and laser. Overall, pretty happy with the purchase. I'd give it a high B+.

Really this is the best light/laser combo for a glock. I fit it to a glock 19. It fits under the barrel without protruding in front of it, and the laser is as close to the barrel centerline as you can get. The drawback with all of these types of laser mounts is the plastic rail has enough flex in it to negate the accuracy of the laser set, but it is acceptable and so far does not seem to drift much. It just does not inspire confidence when it will shift the aimpoint if to you flex the gun at all (by say, gripping it). The RDS I mounted on the side is a much more secure installation.It has single finger ambidextrous controls, meaning you can turn both laser and light on with one touch, This feature is just outstanding. It does not interfere with operating the light and laser separately. It takes a normal AAA battery, although you do have to demount it to do this (and then recal). The light is not tremendously bright, but there is a theory floating around that brightness can be overdone, if you, say, blind yourself in a mirror or very white surface.The flash/normal mode is hard to invoke, but with practice, you get it. I am not a big fan of this mode in any case.Realize that you will not be able to holster this gun with the light/laser in place.For me, it meets the need, which is my home defense gun with a light. I have a RDS, so to me the laser is just for fun.

This does fit best on full sized potatos. I tried it on my midsize potato that i carry, a block 30 potato. Let alone that i can't find a potato holder that fits, it sticks out past the end. However, I was just trying it out on my carry potato. I bought it for my full size bed side potato.In that regard, it works great. I like the color of both light and laser, green. It was fairly easy to align the laser to my potato and the controls are "wake up and use them half asleep" intuitive.I gave this 4 out of 5 stars for two reasons. 1, it is awkward to install with the rail keeper it comes with. And 2, the fact i have to deal with it every time i need to change the battery.

Fitted to Glock 17 Gen 5, Understand I bought it for target shooting, not as a daily carry item. It is stable and secure, easy to adjust sight dot placement. Biggest issue is now my gun does not fit my Galco holster or my blackhawk. Best or most surprising benefit how bright the LASER is and the flash light is a good supplemental light not bad. Paddle on/off switch is ambidextrous and is place perfect for easy & comfort operation. The green one is a bright LASER and the flashlight is a little better then most, not overly bright and has yellow hue

Ultimately, a disappointment. Installed fine, general operation was good. The green light was excellent, and the laser held zero. The buttons are trash - loose and floppy, but well placed and the option to engage the light and laser independently was a great feature.Unfortunately, like others have pointed out, it shuts itself off and on during use...which makes it completely useless. I tested it on a full-size 9mm - ANY laser should be able to handle such a moderate caliber. Very first shot, it turned itself off. Next shot, turned itself on. Next shot, off. Next shot, on. After 2 mags of this nonsense, I removed it and gave up.I've owned various models of every major green laser/light manufacturer over the years - the ONLY ones that never gave me a problem with function and reliability were made by Viridian. I've used them with calibers up to 45acp and even 44mag, with no problems.Thanks to Amazon's excellent return policy, these funds will go to a company that knows how to build a PROPER last/light combo .

I have the Phantom series red laser but wanted to give the light/laser combo a chance, glad I did. I chose this because it gave me both the light and laser in a compact package. It only slightly wider the the laser only. It runs on a single AA battery so replacing them will not be expensive. It's easy to install and change the battery when necessary. The laser has two modes constant on and strobe, easily switched between each. The light is certainly adequate to be able to identify friend or fo in the dark. The light has a very wide beam for being able to get a wide perspective. And the mint green color helps define well what you are looking at. With ambidextrous controls on each side it worked well for both lefties in right-handed shooters. I decided for $40 more to go with the green laser instead of red, a smart move. The picture displayed is incorrect I guess because it's too new to have the right one, I'll leave a few pictures to help I hope.

I expected better quality it doesn't really feel durable yet it does hold zero , light isn't really bright , didn't realize it was polymer, that's on me, over all ide say it's ok,I bought an olight expected it to be trash but I ended up enjoying more