Infilight Green Laser Sight, Compact Green Laser Dot Sight Scope Adjustable Low Profile Picatinny Rail Mount Laser Sight with Rechargeable Battery Pistols & Handguns Less Than 5mw

It didn’t fit my G2C but it fits perfect on my 22

I put this right on to the picatinny rail under the rifle handguard. Normally, I have a bipod attached, but because where the clamp screw on laser is located, I could not move the laser forward enough to fit the bipod. This is shown in the photo. I'll have to replace the rail with a longer one. Or maybe I can drill out two holes further back to make it adjustable.The laser is very bright and has high visibility through the rifle scope.You have to make sure the laser is fully seated before doing the adjustments.It takes very small turns of the adjustment screws to zero the laser to the crosshairs.The flash light is nice and bright as well. It got a good focus and sharp falloff around the edges.It only takes a light press of the buttons to activate either the laser or the led.The magnetic charging is very convenient. The charge indicator is very useful.

Awww man where do I start. First of all where can you get a green laser for under 40. Not only that but it also has a flashlight. Superior. Held up at the range. Thanks a million!!!

Buttons are mislabeledWhole unit is right biased (due to mounting system)The bolt that secured unit to rail snapped (weak almost pot metal / pitted)Did not properly fit my gen3 glock 22, lionheart mk2, or xdm 40 competitionThe plus is the light and laser are nice and bright - nice play piece but could not trust my life to this

This has turned out to be a really good laser/light combo for a decent value when it comes to cost. The laser is exactly what you'd expect and the light is good enough to have an effect in a dark situation. Outside is the only catch as I wouldn't expect the light to be life-changing outdoors, but indoors it is just enough. Not enough to blind someone (hopefully, you never find yourself having to do such a thing, but just saying), but enough to make a difference.When it comes to fit, it fits most guns that can handle the size of this. This is where paying attention to the dimensions means a lot. We were able to get the light to fit nicely on a few different models, but not all. Of course, if you match your needs to the measurements of this light/laser, you wouldn't run into the problem, so you should be fine.An example of this is the SF XDE-9, where this didn't quite fit as there wasn't enough space the rail and it rides up onto the trigger guard. It does, however, still fit if you are willing to adjust the laser to compensate for this. At first, we didn't know what to expect, but after some firing of that model, it maintained its position without any need of having to readjust anything. So that's a win for this. It just looked funny.The ability to charge it wirelessly using the magnetic charger is a big plus since you won't have to remove it from your gun to do this. Just snap it into place and let it charge. Great!If you have the amount of rail for this to fit while looking good doing the job, this makes for a really good option. At least, it has for us so far.**If you have found our review helpful, please vote it as helpful below so we know. This helps us to provide quality feedback in the future.

Doesn’t work..

Works well for the money.

This light\laser combo from Infilight is actually a pretty decent value for the money. It's quite rare to find a green laser for anything under 150-200 bucks, but this device comes packed with an incredibly bright green laser as well as a 220 lumen flashlight with a constant on and strobe feature. The device comes with two well placed hard-click buttons along the left side and they are easy to activate. The downside is that the unit feels fairly lightweight and somewhat cheap, so it's to be determined if it will last in the long run, but what you're getting definitely outweighs the cons. Installation is fairly annoying, since it basically involves lining up and rotating a flathead screw all the way through the unit and picatinny rail in order to mount. A quick clip of some kind would definitely have made it easier to try on a number of guns without taking up a lot of time. The device also doesn't contour well to many handguns and rifles, and as such, looks kind of like a cheap plastic toy, but from pure utility, this thing should function more than favorably in a home defense situation. I have tried many different lights\lasers from defendtek, streamlight and olight, and even though this Infilight doesn't look the part, it definitely does what it's supposed to do. It even comes with a built-in battery, magnetic charger, micro usb cable AND a usb brick. I would definitely recommend this product overall.