H3L-G Green Laser Sight

This laser sight is compact, lightweight, and feels very well made. The low-profile design fits nicely without adding unnecessary bulk, and the overall construction is sturdy and durable. It was easy to install, and the quality exceeded my expectations. Great value for the price.

So far this little laser is perfect. I actually was looking for a battery powered one, and for whatever reason this one kept coming up so I purchased it for my Byrna CL-XL . I like it the charger appears to work flawlessly I must say I am not a big fan of the magnetic Charging cord , for several reasons but it works fine. I just cant loose it. I zeroed it at just 30 feet. 45 shots later it is still on, now granted mine is on a Byrna - not a powder burner. So far its stayed together perfectly. They send a strange oval piece of metal, well that turns out to be the screwdriver for mounting it, go figure. I have carried it in my pocket and kinda thrashed on it and its holding up very well. The green dot far exceeds the distance I need at least 100 feet probably more. Anyway I am happy with it for my purpose. I would have given it a 4 because of the cord but the brightness, zero retention, weight, and ease of use in every aspect makes up for a cord that I dont like. so with its flaws its a 5 plus.

Very well constructed. I like the aluminum body. The windage and elevation adjustors work well. The mag charger is very nice. Overall very happy with this. I bought another for half the price - plastic body, not well made. This is worth the extra few dollars. Fit great on a MP9 M2.0 (full size).

The laser itself works well. Bright and so far it keeps it's zero point of aim. And it adjusts easily. The provided Allen wrench is garbage, I use a better quality one. At first, very hesitant with this magnetic charge cord, but it works well and it should have been much longer. I would prefer the device mounted closer to the trigger guard. For a basic off brand pistol laser, mounted on my house firearm, it's a good purchase. I have to update this review. This is actually a very nice laser sight. Its worked well for me and it holds its zero flawlessly. This is mounted on a Ruger RXM. The ambidextrous on/off is perfect, completely perfect. The magnetic charge was something new to me and I have to admit that its an awesome way to charge. And charge life is excellent. Super easy to adjust and I've tried it on several pistols. Always holds its zero. I highly recommend this item. I'm buying another one.

Great value, easy adjustment.fits on short rails . Sig 226 .Solid connection. Strong beam power . Push both side buttons it flashes. recommended

Mounted to a Walther P22 perfectly. Adjusted properly. Bright green.

Holds zero not too bad. Strobe mode is neat I guess? It's a Lazer, just buy it, you'll feel so cool even if it isn't really that useful for shooting

I have the following issues with this laser, which I consider to be garbage and not worth the money: 1) The included screws are made from the bottom of the barrel steel and they are very easy to damage during installation. 2) Zeroing it out / calibrating has been an issue: keep using the included tool to change the direction and it either jumps or does nothing at all. Maybe I am just clumsy. Consider this one as a subjective. 3) Now, the main issue: I ordered this laser in anticipation of the hardware, and it sat in the box for a while. Then after using it a few times (when trying to zero it out, not on range), it just stopped working. Also, an internal battery and USB charging is nice but we all know that batteries get worse over-time, and I would rather have a replaceable battery, and if I am out camping alone for a week in the woods and mountains, perhaps have a spare charged one with me would be nice and wise. The metal it's made from doesn't use a very good paint and easily scratches. Does not feel like air-grade aluminum or even close. I would have given it solid 4 stars if it continued working, considering the low price, but dying after few uses -- that's not cool. Whether it's the contact or the battery, or whatever it is -- in recycling bin it went, just kept a couple of tools it came with. Waiting on a better, more expensive and reliable model, from a known and reliable manufacturer. Saddened that I couldn't get by with a budget piece that looked promising on paper. This may be good for some air-soft hardware to look cool and all, considering the risk it might just fail on you, but for the real deal and emergency use, when your life may depend on it, it's not worth the bother. —— Addition from 1/7/25: The seller offered a full refund, which was very noble of them to do. I didn’t expect. It seems they listen to the customers and their experiences closely. That is objectively a good thing. Very noble in the today’s world.