BSA Varmint Hunter Precision Laser Sight & Light

Unit is great for daylight but has dead batteries.

Supply good batteries.

Be careful where you buy your items.

Simple setup

Under powered.

I got it for night pest control when my ducks or geese alert me to a raccoon in the yard. Light works well out to 80 yrds. Easy to acquire the target through the scope at that range. I can see how the the battery life would be an issue for night hunting. I needs changing frequently. It is good enough for my use. The laser does not hold center for more than a couple of shots.

Good for intermittent pest control.

Lazed is great for the price..

The flashlight is another story...it needs to be brighter...much brighter. Also the battery was almost dead,had to replace it with a new one at a cost of $10 not much brighter.

Good price

Brighter light

I use this for closer range pest control. It has worked well for the price point

The laser is great. The flashlight/laser mount fitted perfectly on scope.

Better batteries for the laser did not last three minutes. The flashlight is practically useless, not that bright and only visible to a very close distance..

If thinking of purchasing this product don't waste your hard earned money find a better product for it's intended use.

Overall this is a good value purchase. I don't use the remote switches but they are a great addition. The laser can be used up till 25 yds during daytime, anything further would be hard to notice. The flashlight is great for hunting and spotting nearby targets

The range if the laser adjustment. I got mine mounted on a utg scope on high mounts. I can't get the laser low enough to reach the center. The flashlight isn't bad but I've seen better.

The mounts have no soft protection. I've used electrical tape to provide a soft layer in order not to damage the paintjob on my scope.

flashlight is ok

buying it in the first place

It mounts about 4" above the barrel on my Diana M34 with the recommended droop scope mount and 40mm objective. The laser is useless...way high or way low most of the time. I guess that's ok though since the laser "dot" is a blurry smear about 2" wide by 1" high at 10 yards. It's under warranty but BSA says send them a check for $10 to make it right. It's not worth another ten bucks.

The fact the they send momentary switchs for both the flashlight and the laser.

The mount is only for 1", i would set it up for both 1" and 30mm.

mounts high enough for scopes with sunshades

lazer adjustment screws,very loose,had to remove and use locktite on screws before setting to ensure no movement

seems to hold adjustment with locktite,mounted mine on a big cat .177 cal still holding dead-on in center of crosshares of scope