SOLOFISH Green/Red/Blue Laser Sight, Rechargeable, (Laser Output is <5mW, Class IIIA)

very happy for the price, it is good quality. wish it had clicks or easier adjustment, just a small turn is a big move, but still doable.

The SOLOFISH lasers are durable, and easy to install with a little thought. For example - the perfect fit on my ROST MARTIN RM1C 9mm compact is using the screw holes at the rear of the laser, which puts the switches about a sixteenth of an inch in front of my trigger guard, easily reached with my index finger. Some other pistols of mine use the middle hole for the same placement of the switches, and I have never had a need to use the front holes. My SOLOFISH lasers are easily adjustable for both horizontal and vertical adjustments to correspond with my borescope laser and my optics. Green dots tend to washout a bit in bright sunlight, but work great on cloudy days and at sundown into darkness. It holds zero effectively, and puts our a brilliant green dot. Visibility is excellent. If you are looking for a pistol laser (and you are if your reading these reviews) I STRONGLY RECOMMEND the SOLOFISH laser, and this vendor!!

easily installed and easily adjusted for a very accurate laser dot. Durable and works perfect

Compact and Clever but with Limitations This Solofish SL-1107M green laser sight has a lot going for it right out of the box. The low-profile M-Lok mount makes it easy to add without adding much bulk, and the green laser itself is bright enough to see clearly even in daylight. The magnetic rechargeable design is a smart touch—it’s convenient not having to worry about button cells or fumbling with tiny battery compartments. That said, my experience with it has been mixed. While the housing feels solid and the laser projects a sharp dot, the adjustment screws for windage and elevation are quite touchy. It takes patience to dial it in, and it can drift slightly after a range session. The magnetic charger works well, but it doesn’t always snap on as securely as I’d like, so I double-check the connection before leaving it to charge. The form factor is excellent for keeping a rifle streamlined, but one tradeoff is limited mounting flexibility—it sits best on side rails, and depending on hand placement, activating it can be a bit awkward. Bottom line: A sleek, bright, and convenient green laser sight that’s great for casual use and looks sharp on an M-Lok rail. Be prepared, though, for finicky zeroing and some quirks with the charging system. Solid but not flawless.

It is amazing. I bought it for my CZ P10 compact. Very easy to install and calibrate. I loved how it look likes though. Very brillant in the dark, brillant enough in daylight.

Does good. Have had for one year use eh a hour or two and have never charged. Blinks if you double press found that out on accident. I like it buy one

I really liked the compact size and the 3 position mounting alignment holes. This allows you to mount the laser with minimal gap to the trigger guard. The form factor and strong plastic material give the impression it could hold up to being knocked around a good bit. Charging took about 2 1/2 hours. It was fully depleted on arrival. There is a little blue indicator light next to the charging port that flashes while charging and goes solid when fully charged. The laser itself is very bright and easily visible in I door lighting conditions, and is bright enough to be usable on overcast days outdoors. It will still be difficult to pick it up in full sun, however, but that's going to be the case with any laser product that doesn't require goggles. So why only 3 stars? Well, it comes down to a couple of little things and one big thing. The instruction manual doesn't go into charging other than to tell you to plug it in. It doesn't mention charging time, or the indicator light that tells you charging status. You are left to figure this out on your own. Not that big a deal really. Also, the adhesive label doesn't stick on very well, and I feel like it will come off over time. They should have used a better glue and cleaned the plastic with a solvent before applying the sticker. Also not that big a deal. But the thing that really put me off about it was the actual windage and elevation adjustment screws. The windage screw is very easy to turn. So easy that I am concerned it might work its way loose under recoil. On the other hand, the elevation screw was so tight I was worried I was going to break something turning it. It's possible maybe the elevation screw was cross threaded during assembly. Or that they forgot to put some kind of friction compound on the threads for the windage screw. It would have been a 5 star reviee if the windage had more tension and the elevation didn't bind.

Added this to the 10$ top rail for the Mossberg shockwave and its low profile but super strong laser is amazing for the price , I will update after I shoot it but right now super happy.