Pinty Green Laser Sight

Reasonably priced gree laser for a hunting rifle.

Great

Seems to be well-built it’s nice that it comes with two mounting systems I’m glad it has the big battery in it too bad it wasn’t rechargeable but other than that well worth it money

Put this on my rifle because my eyes are crappy but the green dot works for me when locked into the old sights. Haven't shot much this year so will update if it hold on target after a long session.

I have purchased three of these, you can see it in full daylight for at least 10-15 yards, at night at least 75-100 yards. I am using it on a PCC in competition and it holds up to the use and abuse!

Definitely good. I like it a lot and reach pretty far. So it’s a yes for me.

Its ok ig. the sight is far and you can focus it if you are steady its easy to set up and install. the battery life is good. The biggest complain is that you can hardly see it 30 ft during the day. i get its a cheap laser but its just not worth it. i was using a 12 gauge shotgun and put the laser on it and yes ik its made for litter guns but I put it on my 12 and I just wanted a round about aera and I could not see it. i am returning. great if you wanna run it during the night with a shotgun but you would have to have a light to see your target. i bought this for a daytime small game and it did not show very bright.

It's obviously well made. Especially useful are the windage and elevation knobs. A plus you might overlook and missing on others is that the scope mount has a little rail for another attachment, and I happened to have a flashlight with the standard size for such, and voila!--night practice on my land is totally doable. Another plus to using the scope mount is making scope zeroing much faster.I haven't done this yet, but with this setup, one could shot from the hip in a hurry. Be careful of course, but I expect that will be fun.For new-ish shooters like me, this pertains to any rifle laser attachment: read or view a couple of YouTubes about the simple but essential geometry in the pros and cons of different placements (top, bottom, side) and whether to zero to the scope's optical lines or else leave the laser dot parallel. (You'll see what I mean).BTW, it seems all products on the web, especially on Amazon, get a certain percentage of negative reviews from competitors and, well, stupid-Os. The 3 and 4 star, verified, multi-sentence reviews are usually the best, though of course check out both extremes.