Solofish 800 Lumens Pistol Light Laser Combo for Railed Gun | Slidable Rail-mounted Red Laser Sight with Strobe Compatible with Glock and Picatinny Rail

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 rail Cons: • None so far, but long-term durability remains to be seen

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

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.

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!

I bought this because I am doing some experimentation with different pistol sights to compensate for a blind spot in the lower portion of the vision of my right eye that makes regular open pistol sights somewhat difficult to use. I got this because I did not want to spend a lot right out of the gate. The unit is reasonably solid, but not so solid as me example of the Chronhawk brand. I got this one because I needed to mount it on a 3.3 inch barrel, and this was short enough. It mounts somewhat awkwardly, but it works fine. The controls are easy to reach, being even with the front of the trigger guard. The adjustments are somewhat awkward, but they work too. The blue dot is visible in both steady and strobe flashlight functions. The blue dot is not readily visible very far in daylight. The big downside of this unit is that this is NOT close to 600 lumens. I have a Chronhawk 500 lumen unit which is FAR brighter than the alleged 600 units of this light. However the light is quite bright and certainly more than adequate at self defense pistol ranges. Get it out to 100 yards and the lower light brightness will be easily seen when side by side with my 500 lumen unit. Without the ability for a side by side comparison, I'd probably have never suspected anything. What durability will ultimately be, I can't say as I have not had it long enough to tell. I'm happy enough with the unit, it seems built well enough and is certainly usable enough in short range pistol situations, which is what I bought it for.

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...

Works very well

I learned there's a strobe effect! The red laser is very seeable the flashlight is strong. Firs great on my Springfield XD Mod.3.