EZshoot Green Laser Sight Green Dot 532nm Scope with 20mm Picatinny Mount

EZshoot Green Laser Sight Green Dot 532nm Scope with 20mm Picatinny Mount

Name: EZshoot Green Laser Sight Green Dot 532nm Scope with 20mm Picatinny Mount
Brand: EZshoot
SKU: 515935
Price: 23.99 USD
Rating: 8.6 (1617 reviews)

$ 23.99

Score By Feature

Based on 1,617 ratings

Easy to install

8.98

Brightness

8.98

Accuracy

9.08

Value for money

8.68

Sturdiness

8.91

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Product Description

Featured is a powerful green laser which emits less than 5 mW of power at 532 nm wavelength. It can work in any weather condition, and that is why EZshoot Green Laser Sight is rated high.

Integrated Dual Mounting System The Green Laser Sight has a dual mounting system that can either be installed on a 20mm picatinny rail or a A 1 inch ring adapter is also included so you can mount it on riflescopes. The installation can be tailored to meet different requirements.

The LED lighting system is high quality and is made of aluminum which has a high impact rating, it can reach 100 to 30 feet during the day and up to 1000 feet

Questions & Answers

After how many rounds does it hold zero on an AR15?

Now that I tightened the mount, I think it doesn't move when I try to apply pressure to the head.

Is the mount designed to cover all the slots of the picatinny rail?

The total number of slot machines is eight. Having quad rails on my 300 blackout pistol is a nice feature.

Selected User Reviews For EZshoot Green Laser Sight Green Dot 532nm Scope with 20mm Picatinny Mount

The beams did not need to be adjusted

5/5

You only need to adjust the wind.

Brendan Newman

| Oct 20, 2020

The beam is bright and visible, with a great range

5/5

Whenever I take deep sky astrophotos I use this to make polar alignment easier. I also use it to point out constellations to newcomers with the bright green.

Keenan Burgess

| Dec 13, 2020

In the future, I would definitely buy from you

5/5

Ira Sandoval

| Aug 28, 2020

The same thing happened to my son

3/5

He loved mine so much I bought him one The laser I have seen so far is unique and better than any other at.

Michael Miranda

| Nov 10, 2020

Since the adjustment caps were installed backward, left is now right and right is now up

5/5

While trying to zero out the gun, I went through a lot of expensive ammo trying to see if it would hold zero. I haven't managed to get it zeroed in yet to see if it does. To get the gun zeroed in, we'll have to go through more ammunition. So far, I have spent a lot of money on the laser. I just updated.

Colton Nolan

| Sep 05, 2020

Using a laser

3/5

There is a beam A few pros A few cons are I can only think of I have a hard time pressing the pressure pad. For the price, it is still a very good product.

Sariah Lee

| Dec 19, 2020

The toy is more for cats than children

4/5

In order to align it at 25 yards with a bore sighter after mounting, I used a bore sighter. In my mission, the mount was extremely tight, so I tightened it a lot more. There was no movement in the mount for the laser. Once my thumb was on the head of the laser, I pushed a little and the laser moved its point of aim. Null will never be possible in this case.

Emily Parker

| Jul 23, 2020

Over the years, I have used dozens of laser scopes, the next to last one was a small device mounted on a rail that let out a dot that was nearly invisible after a few feet away

5/5

The sale price caught my eye, so I figured Since the photons are about the size of a medium LED flashlight, I think they must have a bright light? In any case, it is exceedingly effective at The light emits a bright green dot at approximately 150 feet, which is highly visible. A single shot is enough for it to fly off target. As it stands, no matter how much you torque the hex nuts down, they are just unable to hold the light in place. There it is! That lock is now stiff as a board and won't give way. It was more appealing to me to choose the former, as the tape included with the latter did not thrill For those who are wondering, the battery is a CR123a lithium battery. Each costs about $2. The 9mm carbine is equipped with the rails.