Feyachi FL-75 700 Lumen RED Laser Light Combo Pistol Light Gun Flashlight, Compact Pistol Flashlight and Tactical Flashlight for Shotgun, Pistol and Rifle with Picatinny Rail

I have a couple of pistol light/laser combos that work pretty well. Some come with a light that has a lot more throw instead of spread. Some have an actual indicator that shows the charge of the battery. The issue is that even the adjustable ones leave something to be desired on a Glock 17. Glock, in their infinite "perfection* has exactly one anchor point on their rail system. Most lights I have wirk, but they are mounted too far forward.However, this light has a lot of things going for it and only a few little quibbles.First the not so great, but all of these just preference issues:This is a budget light and laser. Do not expect $150 quality on a sub $40 product. Its solid, but you aren't going to be inspired with confidence if you are a high speed, low drag snaker-eater rolling out of planes.... I'm not, so it works for me.Second, it has a lot of flood to the light. If you are looking to burn a hole through an attackers eyes before you decide to fire, this isn't the light for you. That said, it's reportedly 700 lumens and certainly seems accurate.Thirdly, the laser can loosen up from center when fired. It's easy to dial in, but I have had to adjust it again. Not really a big deal as I'm really only worried about Minute of Badguy groupings on my HD pistol. I have it dialed in to be spot on at roughly 15'. If it looses up to a spread of 2" off at that distance, the bad guy is still very unhappy.The things I do like about it are that the unit sits farther back out of the way. I also like that the battery detaches from the laser/light for charging with a standard USBC. This means that I shouldn't have to either leave my gun out in the open to charge the battery and the laser should stay centered.For the money, I'm very pleased.

Very nice it fits perfectly in my ar 15

1. The mount would not tighten on my standard rail. It would stay on but was loose. Couldn't tighten the screw enough.2. The laser would not stay sighted in.3. Returned.

Cheap quality, doesn't lock onto picatinny rails without wobbling everywhere, don't waste your time with this, you will end up returning it

The light is bright and I like the feature where the laser and light are on at the same time if you wish. I like that option.

Doesn't hold the zero very well, decently bright, but hey, it's cheap.

Compact and rechargable

You have to take the battery out to charge it so I don't know how it would hold up at the range time will tell so far units looks good though