BSA Laser Sight w/ Pressure Switches

Easy to install on my Sig. P226 X-5 but somewhat challenging to adjust, especially when the batteries kept bouncing out of contact every 4 to 5 rounds. I was about to send it back when I read a previous review of how you can wedge some paper over the batteries to keep them tight and it seems to be working fine now. Youtube has some great videos on adjustment, which I found very helpful.

I started using airguns in 1960. Hunted in the north and south with firearms. I put off using anything without iron sights or scope. In January of 2017 I placed a BSA laser on a high velocity airpistol. Now I will never go back to iron sights. Thank you.

Pros
Extreme fast targeting. Very easy to sight laser in, much easier than any scope. Once laser is sighted in, it stays on point of impact. Wish I had start using a laser 50 years ago, but then again it never to late.

Cons
None.

Worked great as expected, easy to install and adjust beam. Pressure switch and wire did not impress me. I went with the wireless option just turning the laser on and off at the main switch. since I mainly use it for target practice. Wire and remote pressure switch removes easily with a Velcro tape to reattach at any time. Good design.

Pros
Bright strong laser, easy install, pressure switch is optional.

Cons
None

good laser versatile weaver mount I will be putting this on a Refurbished Umarex Steel Force CO2 BB Gun shoul be fun.

Pros
cost

Cons
A little cumbersome.

Not quite bright during day time hours

Pros
Fits nice

Cons
Not quite bright during daytime

This laser sight works. It was pretty easy to zero in, but the on/off switch stopped working the second day and the batteries shift so that every few times you shoot you have the re-position the batteries. I solved the problem by adding a small bit of folded-up paper to the battery compartment to help keep batteries from moving around.

Pros
Easy to sight in. Strong laser light.

Cons
Poor workmanship.

This sight is way cool for the money. I own 2 Crosman pellet pistols (.22 cal and .177 cal). I initially ordered a single sight and discovered that with the accessory mounts that come with the sight it will clamp right on the stock Crosman open iron sight. My first shot with this was at 10 feet, on a rat running on a 2X4 and stopped the rat dead. I would never have been able to make this kill shot with the stock iron sight. I just ordered a second laser for my .22 pistol.

Pros
Price, ease of installation, ease of fine aim point tuning, and accuracy.

Cons
Nothing.

Good laser, but difficult to sight in. I bought it for a Desert Eagle pistol, and have had problems getting the laser and sights on the gun to shoot in the same place. It just is taking longer than I thought it would to sight in, but I'm sure I will be able to do it. The sighting adjustments are very sensitive. I learned that I was adjusting too much. Just a little dab will do ya when adjusting them.

I first bought a laser sight at walmart for 20 bucks and it was very difficult all around. So I looked on good ole airgun depot and found this great little laser sight. It is easy to mount and even easier to zero in. I put in on my daisy powerline 880 and it is very accurate. I love the pressure switch also. The only bad thing is the small watch batteries for it are very expensive. Great product for the price.

Bought one of these BSA lasers for my Crosman 1377 pistol which i mounted with Benjamin Sheridan mounts to the barrle and i can make tiny 1/2 inch or less groups and many hole in a hole shots at 10 yards . Sighted it in fairly fast and it's stayed sighted in despite the pump action of the pistol . I just today purchased 2 Benjamin HB17 pistols for my brother and myseld and ordered 2 of these lasers for them , so i'm sold ....great product !