CL7-G Green Laser Sight and Tactical Flashlight Combo for Pistol and Rifle with Remote Switch

Highly recommend purchasing

I also purchased this for a Kel-Tec Sub 2000.Goal 1: Small design as Kel-Tec folds.Goal 2: Add laser sight to improve target acquisition. Kel-Tec sights are adequate at best.Both goals were met by the LaserTac CL7-G. My pictures mirror others already uploaded so I will not post any.Review:Pros:-Fair price and arrived ahead of due date.-Rail mount clips and tightens down on gun rails easily.-Light is bright enough to see 10 to 20ft at night.-Laser is bright but a bit fuzzy at 20ft. Not as sharp as higher end units but at this price and size it works great.-Laser once sighted in replaces the need to depend on Kel-Tec sight at night reducing time to get on target.-After firing a box of ammo unit is still tight on rail and remains on target.-Seller was very responsive to questions and easy to talk to and work with.-Unit has a warranty and the seller will honor it.Cons: (none with functionality)-Instructions. Following them left me unable to turn on light. Through troubleshooting I found if you hold the left button then press right button you can cycle through the 4 modes.-Plug for pressure switch feels a bit loose as if it could come out easily. I mounted my sight back a bit so a finger could easily push the sight button thus switch not needed.Overall I am very pleased with the purchase, seller and product. For rifles and shotguns I think it is a great addition. I plan to add one to my other rifles. Unfortunately I do not have a pistol with rails to test with. If you are undecided I say go for it.

This light/laser combo is the real deal. Small package with many features. Waterproof, Aircraft Aluminum, easy clamps on to the rail system, and the rifle remote switch plugs it the unit as opposed to replacing the battery door like on some models. It has 4 modes of operations Laser only, Light only, Light/Laser, and Light only Strobe. Remote switch is responsive but can easliy be activated inside of a case, so I simplely unplug it when not in use. The unit itself has ambidextrious switches on either side and can easliy be activated even when attached to a rifle. I have my attached to a Kel Tec Sub 2K in 9mm Carbine. I believe unless you have a custom kydex holster made, it will be hard to put on a handgun and wear in a holster.With regard to the pictures...I have a hard time getting descent pics of the laser and light. The laser is much sharper and focused than what the image shows and the flashlight is bright white. The wall I took the pic against is yellow hence the yellowish hue.

It's okay, but it feels like it should be priced undee 100. The LED is stark white, lower on the kelvin scale would be easier on the eyes, contrast is just too messed up at 6000+k. The pig tail is low quality and the plug location isn't the best; when not using the pigtail, my trigger finger is often on the plug, pulling it loose. The 2 button to change the mode thing is awkward, I end up turning the unit off as often as I change the mode. A long press/double tap solution would be better.The buttons are in nice locations. And the mount is works well. The offset laser would have worked well for putting the laser in line with the barrel on my Tavor, but the moode changing was a deal breaker.

It's nice and small. I have it on my rifle and it works great. Will have to take it to range and see if the laser stays true after all the recoils. It would've be five stars if I could get the flash light and laser with separate buttoms. I had to preset the mode into laser, or light and laser, or flashing light. Just wish it could be easily adjusted to face different situation.***update after range***This does not withstand the recoil from my AK. I was shooting 7.62x39 golden tiger rounds, and after about 5 rapid fires the laser was clearly off. I am pretty disappointed by the so called shock proof. BS, doesn't work. Perhaps lower caliber will do better? I was hoping that $100+ can do better than my $30 lasers. But what's the point for that $70 extra if it still doesn't work under recoil? Guess I need to invest even more on the laser now...***Update 12.15.2021***After a few years of usage, the laser is broken. The laser got loose I think, and it is now pointing inside the device. I can't find a way to adjust the laser to point out anymore. So the laser is pretty much useless. The light still functions. But I will pretty Much just throw it away at this point, since it's flash light isn't any better than the typical tactical flash light. So it's meaningless to have it just for the light.

Was going to put 1 star because when I started using it, it would not hold zero at all. Have it attached to my Vector. But after a day or 2 I zeroed it again and it holds up super good. Glad I went with it.

Gave this as a gift to a fellow Veteran. Appears to be a quality piece for the price. However, when tightening do not crush the small o ring which is easily done. Home defense only recommended as dont believe it could handle the riggers of outdoor constant use, but for that God Forbid one emergency it is a good value. Program all three buttons for the same thing. Light / Laser Combination. You wont make a mistake then sould you ever need it. Change your batteries annually no matter whether you use them or not. This is applies to all your electronics.

This laser was designed for air soft rifles but on the High Point 995, I have never had any problems with it holding zero. Now the High Point 995 is a heavy rifle shooting 9mm so there is very little recoil. Not sure how well it would work on like a more powerful rifle or hand gun with more recoil. For my application however it is great.