Compact and lightweight, this Beamshot Compact IR Laser Aimer w/IR Illuminator is perfect for use at night or during a tactical operation. You can use these IR Laser Sights from any position with ease since they include an IR illuminator to light your target up no matter the conditions. The compact dimensions and “party pack” style of the Beamshot Compact IR Tactical Aimer make it a great accessory for air gun systems or even binoculars. This device is an excellent option for air gun shooters who don’t want to deal with an unsightly accessory. Reliable, compact, and lightweight, the Beamshot Compact IR Laser Aimer w/ IR Illuminator is easy to use and a great value for anyone who pursues a zero of safety in the dark. Specifications for Beamshot Compact IR Laser Aimer w/IR Illuminator: Manufacturer: Beamshot Beam Color: IR Wavelength: 520 nm Laser Output: 5 mW Color: Black Battery Type: CR2 Battery Quantity: 1 Attachment Type: Picatinny, Weaver Operating Temperature: -4 – 140 Fahrenheit Length: 2.24 in Width: 1.37 in Height: 1.5 in Weight: 2.1 oz Mount Type: Weaver Gun Type: Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun Package Contents: Beamshot Compact IR Laser Aimer w/IR Illuminator
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Paul –
A caveat, I haven't shot this yet. Beamshot is a good company, so I assume with confidence that it will work fine. This provides a civilian grade laser and IR illuminator in a small, lightweight package. I have it currently mounted on a G34 with a ALG 6 second mount. Under Gen III+ NVGs, the beam is tight and close to civilian allowable max power. it mounted close to zero (confirmed through the Aimpoint currently mounted on the pistol. The illum works well to 50M and OK past 100. The on/off switch (not to be confused with the on/off button) is a nice feature but poorly executed. The switch is very small and plastic. So hard to manipulate in the first place and a real concern it could break. There are also multiple modes of operation which is good, except choosing them is a bit confusing and the location of the buttons make it easy to change modes when you don't want to. The on/off button is difficult to access without breaking your grip on the pistol. I haven't discovered the full-time "on" mode and so it really is hard to use effectively. I'll probably change this over to a 22 pistol and get a different IR laser/illum for my G34. Not a bad product and i don't regret the purchase, just not ideal for what I wanted and certainly not a replacement for a surefire/streamlight.
Anonymous –
Overall the product looks good on a first look. The laser can easily be seen at 100 yards with medium street lighting present.However, there is a serious problem, and I am happy it happened during day training, not at night. Before I had shot 300 rounds that morning someone on my team found a weird looking screw in one of the vehicles which prompted everyone to look at their gear and to my dismay I discovered I am missing the horizontal correction screw. I had only drawn the pistol out about 30-40 times that day and shot 200-300 rounds before it popped out and that's not OK. Suppose I was using it at night and as it was unscrewing my aim went to the side.