UTG Xenon IRB Flashlight and Red Laser, 3 Functions, 16-Position Laser, Weaver Mount, Handheld

Compact design leaves many options open for placement. Laser works perfectly, but beware this this will destroy batteries if left on for an extended period.

Flashlight is pretty weak on the lumens side. Also, these don't seem like they could take much abuse at all in the field.

the velcro stick pads will not stick to the gun. I found adding a locktite glue solved that problem. I added this to the evanix sniper .50 cal. The best placement for these pads also makes it an unideal location when being placed in a case because the cushion will apply enough pressure to turn the light and laser on. Make sure to remove those pads when storing your air gun.

Good optics. Flashlight is very bright, uses two CR batteries. Red laser dot is easy to sight/align, and won't move even under recoil of CO2 pistol. Rotating the laser around the flashlight has 16 settings, for various mounting applications. Mounting to weaver rail is also a cinch. Cheapest combo optics in the market. Separately, these two will cost about $75-80 easy. Overall a very good product.

Maybe the length of the flashlight? But it uses two batteries so the length cannot be compromised.

Although I mounted this under a 1911 pistol, the long flashlight might be more suitable for rifles. I'm thinking this will be perfect in front of the vertical grip mounted under the rifle's RIS.

The build quality (i.e. materials used) seem to be very high quality. It has a sturdy, heavy feel to it.

Improve whatever electrical issue it has (see the other review regarding a similar issue, where the person was able to fix it himself). The flashlight part broke after 5 minutes of use. It could be a very minor problem, but who's to say? Also, some more detailed instructions on how to calibrate the laser would be helpful.

This product has a great strong plateform, it mounts solid to the rifle. It is easy to adjust and simple to use.

The laser needs to be a little tougher. It looses sight on my Benjamin trail. I guess it is the recoil, it moves just a little each time the gun is fired. I would also like the the remote cords to keep the light and lazer on after they had been pressed and not just temporey.

The laser adjustments are kinda loose.

- Pressure switches are great for last minute illumination and work great - Laser is easy to sight in. I sighted mine in at 25 meters. You can illuminate out to at least 50 meters, but my old Crosman 700 really isn't too accurate at that range without a little arcing the shot. - Lot of flexibility in the mounting options - Flashlight easily illuminates 25 meter, 50 meters and beyond. Probably best guess it is shadowing between 80-90 meters, depending on the atmospherics.

Instructions are in very fine print. I don't wear glasses and have been accused for years of keeping the font on my computer too small. So, hopefully this gives you an idea of the print size. Thumb screws are nice, but smaller set screws may increase mounting flexibility in tight situations. In my case the Thumb screws were just the right size, but a mm or two larger, I'm sure I would have had a problem.

I had some a minor electrical continuity problem with the flashlight. I fixed the problem myself and informed Leapers/UTG. They were extremely prompt with a RMA and were very concerned about their product and very much wanting to take a look at it. Although I didn't give them that chance, it gave me a very confident feeling they really back their equipment.

The rotating positioned laser is especially a good idea to allow mounting it on any plane of the barrel, top, bottom, side. The thumbscrew base for mounting is handy for moving between different guns. Laser seems strong enough for short ranges.

I really don't like the screw to operate switch on the light. I prefer the push button approach on the Walther. I bought both. Some like the pressure switch but I prefer to leave my hands free for "gun handling" and aiming.

It mounts securely to my rail. You can use either a allen wrench, nail, or knife if you are in a hurry to mount or dismount this unit. The light and the laser are great. The light illuminates a completely dark room with enough brightness to see any perpetrator and definitely will blind them. The laser is perfect to aim. I adjusted it to pinpoint accuracy to 100m. The laser unit will turn to any circumference to accommodate other devices. I swap this combo with two weapons with different configurations. So, it helps to swing it around other devices.

You need three tools to change the aiming, tension screws for rotating, and mounting. A three in one tool would be helpful to keep in your field kit. A combo switch would be nice. I place both switches next to each other on the foregrip. I activate the laser with my index and middle finger while the light is activated with my ring finger and little finger. A combo switch with one activation on top and one on the bottom would be nice or have it as an option.

I use this on a Ruger mini-14 and an M4. This is not a toy or something cheap. I use it on serious weapon platforms. This unit does perform and survives rugged use.