UTG Deluxe Tactical Red Laser Sight, Weaver/Picatinny Mount, Remote Pressure Switch

easy on/off

needs more windage and elevation adjustment

I found this item to be unusable because there is not enough adjustment . I maxed out the windage and elevation and it still needs a lot more beyond the limit.

Bright and compact unit. The accessories are great and provide options on mounting. The price is more than reasonable.

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The shipping is fast.

Great awesome laser works like a pro great for rifles and hand guns

Everything is awesome

Very strong laser dependable bright and liable highly recommended

small size , attaches easily , fairly accurate - or as accurate as the gun is anyway.

could be a little easier to adjust ,but not too bad as is.

don't forget about the paralax differential when sighting in.

Diminutive and inconspicuous on the machine but produces a bright red dot even on black bullseyes - I posted a pic of this laser mounted on my highly modified 2240 painting a white target. I found it easy and intuitive to zero - it is no more sensitive to adjust than tuning a guitar.

Nothing. Honestly, they could drop the remote switch and tools and drop the price accordingly. I'll never be on an FBI manhunt to justify the switch. And I would think almost everybody already owns better tools.

The two outer Allen bolts are for mounting to the rail. The middle (inner) bolt is to clamp the laser in it's mount. Use common sense: do not loosen the middle bolt for dismounting else you loose zero.

Diminutive in size. Cost performance ratio is great. Very bright on dark surfaces. Tiny beam diameter that is the same as my 0.25 MOA dot sight. Some folks complained that it was hard to zero, but I found it to be easy, intuitive, and not overly sensitive.

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I have a modified a 2240 I cal my MADD RATTER - this laser is the latest upgrade. I posted a pic that shows this laser mounted via CO2 tube/Picatinny adapter with the laser splashing a white target. That beam is brilliant at night. I tried both "normal" zeroing at 10m - the same way you would do a scope or dot sight. I also tried the parallel method of measuring offset from barrel axis and then painting the target with the same offset. I find I like normal 10m zeroing for ratting.

The installation, engineering, quality, and performance of the laser sight exceeded my expectations. Typical UTG high quality. The provided instructions were good and the tips from the reviews were very helpful. The basic tool kit supplied was all that was needed for installation.

It would be nice if the screwdriver fit the screw slots tightly since the final windage and elevation adjustments are very touchy. However, if the screws didn't turn quite so easy they might not need blue Locktite but that is a small problem.

The LR44 batteries are1.5 V alkaline and came fully charged at 1.57V. I bought a package of 20 LR44s online as backups, for about 40 cents apiece.
I was lucky I could see through my iron sights to show where the pellet would go versus where the laser dot was aimed. The screws are very sensitive and needed a total of less than a quarter-turn of adjustment. The final adjustments were tweaking the screws a bare minimum and changing the point of impact about 3/8" at 10 yds. When I look through the iron sights now, I see the laser dot on top of the front blade. My pellet gun is low recoil and the screw adjustments didn't seem to be shifting, but I put some blue Locktite on the screw heads just in case. There was really no room on the front of the laser for allen head screws, and the small flat head screws worked fine.
The mount that holds the laser is tightened to hold the laser with the middle allen screw. Only use the end screws to release from the rail so the zero doesn't shift.

Small and compact, resembles a common design.

Use Allen head screws instead of that worthless screw driver, it is extremely hard to zero. Get a different mount, and do some better quality control.

I try to have lasers on all my air rifles and zeroed at 11 yards to zero scopes when I play musical scopes.
I bought these off EBay, if I had purchased them from PA I would have returned two out of three.

I own a UTG reflex sight and several scope rings and risers, they are good items, so buying three UTG Delux

I had the same 2 Walmart (Beeman?) lasers for 9 years, threw one away when the on off switch failed recently. I decided on the UTG Deluxe laser as it remotely resembled my tried and true Walmart/Beeman laser.

There is absolutely nothing Deluxe about this unit. I have owned three UTG Delux lasers, #one the adjustment screw was frozen right out 0f the box, #2 had threads on the battery end that were not finished, they needed a bevel, the laser quit working while trying to put the end cap on.

The mount requires rezeroing after switching it to another gun as once those three Deluxe mount screws are loosened the laser can and will rotate in the mount.r

Buy a higher quality

Price and a longer battery time in comparison with other compact lasers.

Adjustment with Allen wrench and to be able to hold zero.

I have 4 UTG LS268 lasers and all of them have Loctite blue. I really noticed the discrepancy on the Crosman Bushmaster MPW, which has a UTG 3-9x32 scope and two lasers (one is the subject in review). I installed a different second laser in order to check where the problem was. After I put Loctite on the UTG laser all of three were in agreement.

The long hours of battery. It is well made.

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I used mine on the Beretta M92 A1. If you have that Beretta you will need one laser.