Feyachi Red/Green Laser Flashlight Combo 500 Lumen Tactical Light with Picatinny Rail Mount

Fantastic, easy to assemble onto the gun. Brighter than expected and laser sight working. All for couple bucks

If you’re like me and you want options for your home defense but don’t want to break the bank to do it, then this budget friendly laser/flashlight just might do the trick.I haven’t had it very long so I can’t speak about durability as of yet but it seems sturdy and I was easily able to mount it to my handgun and operate it with little trouble.I will provide some pictures. I have standard size XD 9mm and although it fits and works fine, you’ll see that it extends quite a bit out from under the barrel. I think this was designed for gun with a bit more room on the rail than mine.With that said, I still find it very useful and an attractive package. It comes with 2 battery’s, 1 for the flashlight and 1 for the laser sight, which is nice because these work in tandem or independently from each other.Once it is affixed to the gun, there is a switch that sits close to the trigger guard of the gun. I don’t have large hands but my index finger can reach it just fine.The switch can be clicked down and will lock into place to allow the light, laser, or both to turn on and stay on. What is really nice is that below the switch is a toggle with three settings on it.1) Laser only on (far right)2) Light only on (far left)3) Laser and light on Simultaneously on (neutral)Now, if you just want to flash the light/laser for a brief moment then you can also do that by gently pushing on the switch. Think of it like a turn signal in a car. Lightly pressing activates a momentary on and pushing all the way stays on.This was what I was really curious about when I received it. After using it, I am very comfortable with this operation. I do wish that it had a feature to strobe or flash but you can achieve this by manipulating the switch Manually.The quality seems pretty good and the light is pretty darn bright. It may not be surefire levels but it’s illumination is enough for my tastes. I used it in the mirror and I could not see the gun or my face. It blots out almost everything but your some of your Silhouette.I can attest that it’s pretty unpleasant to stare at when it on and staring down on you.It adds a bit of weight but I wouldn’t say it’s a deal breaker or even a negative. I actually like the added weight to my set up. I can’t compare it to others but it doesn’t seem to be an issue at all for me.There is an Icon in the front top portion of the light that says “hot”. I can assure you that they are not saying that the light gets hot to the touch. It is an LED.My only assumption is that they don’t know where this is being placed on a firearm and they don’t know what type of gun so they are putting that as a warning that the barrel could be hot if you’re trying to remove this from a freshly fired gun.All together it’s a nice sight that does what it’s intended to do and is a great value for the money.I have not fired it yet but I will test this out hopefully someday soon.

I bought this for my home defense carbine. First, lets talk about the light. It has a sturdy aluminum body with good machine work allowing for a strong mount to my pic rail. The finish is perfect and the light itself is crazy bright. The on/off switch is well located and I just need to slide my index finger slightly to turn it on momentary or push it a bit further past a detent for it to stay on. The switch itself is plastic and detent doesn't provide a firm click or feel like the rest of the light.Moving on to the laser. It is bright and can be seen at 50 yards easily. I like the idea of it backing up my reflex sight if it should fail. I sighted the laser using my bore sight. It has the elevation and windage adjustments but there are zero detents, clicks or tension to the adjustments. A quarter turn equates to about 6" of movement at only 25 yards and there is nothing to lock in the adjustment once you are at zero. I have not shot the gun since I put this on but I am skeptical that laser will hold zero over time but will update and move from 4 to 5 stars if it does.I like that you can select the light and laser functions separately or both to be on at the same time but the selector switch to do so is plastic and does not feel like something that would hold up well.Bottom line for me is this is a value priced, solid quality flashlight and should be bought on that basis. For home defense, I shouldn't need to use the light much if at all so the switch quality is not really an issue as it will not see repetitive or rough use. The laser seems like a bit of a novelty which I think Feyachi would be better served to delete and invest in a higher quality switch. Feyachi has excellent customer service that is easy to deal with and responsive and I have experience with a few of their other products. Great service, a very nice flashlight and reasonably priced. Outside of confidence in the laser, there is a lot to like here.

I've been running this for my last couple milsims events and have been incredibly happy with it so far. Very easy to install and get the laser dialed in. The light is certainly bright enough to disorient opponents and the laser holds zero pretty well. With as hard as I am on my equipment I would not expect it to hold as well as it does. The only complaint to be made was that I got the lense of the light shot out. That being said it was from about 10 feet away. Once again I wouldn't expect this product to survive a direct shot to the lense. The light still works perfectly and does its job. The switch is very easy to actuate while on a rail and a few people on the team have used and loved it as well. Would highly recommend this product to anybody looking for a very reasonably priced laser light combo. As an added bonus it comes with an extra set of batteries. I have been using it quite frequently and have yet to go through the first set.