Solofish 800 Lumens Adjustable Pistol Light Laser Combo for Railed Gun | Shockproof Blue Laser Sight with Strobe/ Momentary/ Status Indicator

I’ve used this laser a handful of times, and after putting about 50 rounds through, it’s holding up well. The laser remains stable and hasn’t lost zero, which is impressive for the price. The brightness is decent, even during daylight, and the strobe/memory function is a nice touch. The built-in rechargeable battery lasts long enough for practical use. It fits snugly on my rail without sticking out too much. Overall, it’s a great budget-friendly laser light combo, and I’d recommend it for casual or home defense use.Pros:• Holds zero after multiple uses• Bright laser, even visible in daylight• Rechargeable battery with decent life• Compact and fits well on the railCons:• None so far, but long-term durability remains to be seen

I purchase 3 of the Solofish 800lm. I installed one on my Sig 226 but have yet to check it out (closest gun range is 40 miles away)! So I installed another on my Barra 1911 BB gun. Both installations were easy and fitment was great! I shot the Barra BB gun with the solofish 800lm and after I dial it in, it hit target at 10 ft away! Much better than the stock fixed sites! The flash light use a led bulb, and is pretty bright and will partially blind a threat on the pulsing mold! Now to try it on the range. Btw after putting it away, it held charge after a week!

Nice & visible. Wasn’t expecting that. Combined with bright light that also strobes. $26 cool. Mine is blue-ish. Maybe more deterrent? Dunno. But sight is sure

It fulfills its purpose and fits on my PSA Dagger, very bright light, strobe feature with memory, laser is accurate enough to dial in(+). Easy install. Includes all necessary hardware with extras.fits compact and full size 1913 rail. Includes 2 rail blocks one for full and compact.Fit is very ergonomic for my hand on the PSA Dagger, appears semi fluid imoonly con no fast charge despite usbC , unknown battery life so farDisclaimer*** for a sub $30 light laser; don’t put your life on it @ same time take my rating for it as a range toy…I received mine, not fully Assembled. Mine had a screw rattling around in it, which drove me nuts. The second I pulled it from the box and about eight screws later and an electronic screwdriver and tape I was successfully able to reassemble after disassembling and putting the correct screw in the spot it was missing.I actually feel extremely bad for the People who have to assemble these… Screws are non-ferrite So a magnetic screwdriver is useless, I get why the missing screw was left inside…

I usually don't give an item 5 stars until I know how it stands the test of time, but I think it's unlikely anything will go wrong with something that has almost no moving parts, and the company deserves accolades for the design and implementation. Appearance and quality are both great, and it's packed with features that all work as they should so far, at a very reasonable price. My only constructive criticism is that I'd prefer the windage & elevation adjustment nut inserts were black rather than gold. Just me...

worked great for my poverty spec p80 g19 build. laser point of aim was adjustable and yeah the parallax is all jacked up but is accurate enough for engagement below 15ft. light was bright considering just how section 8 this product really is.

Great visibility but I wish the buttons were easier to distinguish from one another.

Exactly what I needed!! Easy to put on and does what it's supposed to do.