CenterPoint Universal Laser/Flashlight Kit

Total waste of money. Can't get either to work.

I like this product. Very good for the price.

Pros
Eazy to adjust. Nice addition.

Cons
Mounting bolt was to short for the gun I put it on. Had to replace it with a longer one.

It a good center point

Works well. Just make sure the screws are tightened. I use it on a pistol so I don't use the cable switches. It comes with cable switches and unit switches making it useful on a rifle or pistol.

Pros
It works well. No issues other than I didn't tighten all the screws making me readjust often. It's rock solid now. I assumed the factory tightened all the screws. No big deal. Just mentioning this in case someone else is having trouble with it staying adjusted.

Cons
none

i actually loved the thing, remote switches are nice if '"mcgyver'd" one on top of the other for one-push dual-switch. laser didnt give me any trouble trying to sight it in. my reason for giving it 3 stars was because the flashlight sometimes cut out for minutes at a time and just randomly starts working again. honestly i would return it for a new one but im afraid its more of a design flaw than user error. thats just my experience though, i see the other reviews for it are pretty good. i would never put it on an actual firearm because of the random sporadic connection issues with the flashlight. but like i said this is just my experience. other than that its a good product.

Pros
bright flashlight, laser was easy enough to sight in, love the remote switches, those are what made the product for me

Cons
the one i purchased had flashlight connection issues with the remote switch. bummer...

I love it!! Works a great. I had no issues with this. Out of the box, it fits nicely on the gun. It is easy to adjust and easy to use!!

Pros
Easy to adjust. Now I just point and shoot.

Cons
None

Just purchased one of these CenterPoint laser/flashlight kits to help dispatch gophers in my yard/adjacent field. My scope was dialed in, so sighting in the laser was easy... I simply aimed the rifle down the hallway, looked through the scope, and adjusted the red laser dot until it lined up with the scope's cross hairs. I then took my Benjamin XL1100 .22 cal outside in the dark, utilized the flashlight to illuminate the target (a red lense cover is included), and hit a soup can approx. 30 yards away using the laser. Not too bad... I was extremely impressed with the flashlight too- it was virtually as bright as my Surefire light. If this thing holds up for any length of time, I would say it is one of the best deals going..

Pros
Price, Function... Virtually everything.

Cons
Nothing at this point... hopefully it is well made and lasts a while.