- H6L-G Ultra Compact Laser Sight for Pistol Handgun, Rechargeable Sub-Compact for Taurus G2C, G3C, 1913 Picatinny, Sig P320, Beretta 90two, S&W 99 and S&W TSW

I really like this blue laser, its a nice change of pace from the typical red and green lasers. While its not as bright in the daylight as a red laser, its on the purplish side of blue. I don't think that's a big deal since I'm not going to be typically using it out in bright sunlight. The power switch is on both left and right sides so you can turn it on/off with either hand (nice!) and if you hold both at once, it activates the strobe mode. I think the BEST feature of this laser sight is the fact that its not only rechargeable, so you don't need to hunt down button batteries, but that it uses a magnetic charging cable! There's no usb type port like on your phone, there's just a flat bullseye type area on the underside where the magnetic connecter attaches. Next to it is a tiny LED charging indicator which goes from red to green when it finishes charging. Its not very bright so you need to really look for it, which is my only real gripe, but it works. It is nice and small and weighs almost nothing, but doesn't feel cheap at all. Comes nicely packed in a fitted foam box along with well written and understandable instructions. Also included are 2 hex wrenches for attaching the laser, changing the rail keys, and adjusting the windage and elevation. A nice touch. There are 4 rail 'keys' included and one already in the laser for properly fitting it to several different rail types found on different manufacturers' pistols. They've got pretty much everyone covered - Glock/universal, S&W, Beretta, Sig and standard Picatinny (aka 1913) rails. All in all its a really nice quality laser sight for not a lot of money. And the company does stand behind their products. I had a problem with something else I bought from them a couple of years ago and they took care of it right away when I emailed to complain. I really like their products and the fact that they are continuously improving and coming out with new products. Keep it up!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Compact size and compact price. Fine quality at any price point (good as any others I have costing many times more). Fits very nicely onto pistol with only about 1&3/8" of rail. Precisely made. Fine attention to details. Metal inserts molded into threaded holes. Has steady and pulsing modes. Adjusting screws have positive click stops. Charging port attaches with magnet. Green laser is amazingly bright.

Works with modifications. None of the rail plugs are an exact fit for a Keltec P17. The p320 is close but hits the trigger guard enough to throw off the fit fractionally, usable but I didn't like the fit. The 90two clears the trigger guard but the post is too high. None of the other 3 will work. I decided to sand down the 90two. Had to remove the writing and about a 16th inch of plastic via some hard determined sanding but now it fits pretty well. Holds where you adjust it. Impossible to see in the grass or other backgrounds in sunlight. Probably the only real utility a laser sight has is to let you aim in near and total darkness when you can't see your iron sights. It is nice and compact, bright enough at dusk, dawn and midnight, but no other advantage over an iron sight in my opinion. Battery life seems acceptable, and being able to charge it without changing batteries is a plus.

Mounted to picatinny rail on Sig Sauer SP2022 using the Sig 320 key supplied. There are keys for other common pistols included as well. Mounting is fairly straightforward with supplied hex wrenches. Mounting is solid with no perceptible wobble or torquing. The larger hex wrench is for mounting the laser. You must remove one side of the rail bracket on the laser to mount it. Smaller wrench is for calibration of the beam. Slight incremental turns of the beam adjustment screw move the beam significantly, so go easy. Simply select the distance you want to calibrate with a measuring tape (7 yards if you want a common default distance) use a table or bench rest to steady the pistol and adjust the calibration screw to line up red dot with your desired sight picture. If you can actually shoot in a low light range area, you can place the red dot on the bulls eye of a target, steady the pistol on a bench rest, and see where the bullet strikes in relation to the red dot. If you have a bore sighting device, you will overlap the two dots to sight in the pistol. Of course this assumes that your sights are accurately sighted in for the desired sight picture (with post and groove sights- generally the top of the front and rear sights are level and centered, with the target bulls eye resting directly on top of them.) The beam is nice and bright and features a strobe setting, although I can't imagine where you would use it. The charger features a magnetic connection for ease of use. The red dot activation switch is nice and sensitive and slightly indented to avoid unwanted activation while holstering or laying the pistol on its side. This laser is a great bargain for the price. Recommended.

Nice, sharp, and reliable laser

10 out of 10 wouldn't buy again. Cheap laser, adjusting zero is all over the place (L-R goes L-R and U-D) . Turn it off, turn it on, and its in a different spot. Doesn't fit G17 G19 43x all 3 were terrible fit. Other then that it belongs in the trash. Wouldn't trust this thing even for a range gun. Be shooting 3 ft over a target at 20 yards, next shot would be in the dirt

Very versatile and easy to fit your firearms ... it will fit on various different pistols. It was easy to sight in, and I love the small size of the laser sight ... fits Great in my holster. You cant beat the price, and it is very well made. I highly recommend this item.

Not a good match for the Byrna CL. It fits in terms of not being too long and the buttons being easily accessible, but the plastic pieces that extend below both buttons act as hooks when removing it from anything...holster, pocket, bag...doesn't matter. They'll hook and hitch on the way out. Otherwise, this is a good value. Just not a good fit for this particular weapon.

Very pleased, easy to install easy to charge. Fit on my Byrna SD perfectly. Bring on the burglar.

As soon as I unboxed it, I realized this compact laser sight is an exceptional piece for any handgun enthusiast. The installation (assuming you already have a Picatinny rail) it’s very easy. I tested it and it excelled in its performance. It has a heavy-duty strong metallic feeling. I installed it on my H&K P30L and it was just perfect. It beautifully blended with the gun style. The laser is amazing. The sharp bright red dot is visible from a distance up to about 200 meters without issue (even more at night). Be careful with the laser light, being a level Class IIIA is certainly something you must handle with caution. Class IIIA levels of laser radiation are considered to be, depending upon the irradiance, either an acute intrabeam viewing hazard or chronic viewing hazard and an acute viewing hazard if viewed directly with optical instruments. Controls are simple and straightforward. It also has a magnetic charging connector which I really like. Easy to charge while still mounted on the weapon. Overall, a compact and convenient highly visible red laser sight, and magnetic charger, all inside a heavy-duty metallic body, is very worth its price. I'm very pleased with this. I recommend it.

Awesome for predators at night

This is a good little laser sight for an airsoft pistol; it comes with a few different adapters for different pistols, which are clearly labelled. It is easy to sight in with iron sights and picking a point on the wall. The ambidextrous switch is easy to operate with either index finger and the laser is fairly bright (I tried it in a bright outdoor setting and was able to see it up to about 10m away). I tried this on a Glock 17 (9mm) and found that after a couple rounds it lost 0 and started shooting low-left, but then locked in place there and grouped well at 10m. After adjusting it did the same thing, however I won't fault the unit since it is advertised for airsoft and therefore I don't expect it to perform without flaw when real recoil is introduced. I am confident it would hold 0 on airsoft.

This works reasonably well at a short distance during the day, but is difficult to see beyond 50ft. It's good enough for an air pistol.