Feyachi Tactical Green Laser Sight with M Lock/Picatinny Rail Mount/Barrel Mount Include Pressure Switch

UPDATE 11-17-22: This company has GREAT customer service. I contacted them and they immediately sent out a replacement within a few days. I have upgraded my original 2 stars to 5 stars because they were very responsive, remedied the situation ASAP and as I noted below, the product seems to be a solid build and the laser is really bright. We'll see if it lasts the test of time, but so far, impressed with how they stand behind the product, even though at a bargain price!ORIGINAL REVIEW: I got this to mount on an m-lok system of a rifle and it seems solidly built of heavy duty aluminum. The green laser is super bright, compared to a red laser I already had. It is so bright that you can see the beam light across the room as it lights up dust particles in the atmosphere. I was able to easily zero it with a Sig Sauer red dot at a distance of about 30 yards. It came with a pressure pad and this is where I have knocked down the review by 3 stars, as I really wanted the pressure pad functionality to have a switch to operate the laser when gripping the rifle at the fore grip. The pressure pad worked for a bit, but then stopped functioning at all. Seems like bad QC and I got a bum switch. I am considering returning it for another one and maybe I'll get a functioning switch.

I had already purchase two similar laser sights. One red and one green. Other than the color of the laser they were exactly the same. My favorite feature was that windage and elevation could be adjusted with knobs instead of an allen wrench. The green was brighter than the red of course, but both had issues with the pressure switch. (That’s taking exactly the same to far.) The red one I returned and got a replacement that had the same issue. Then I ordered the green one from a different seller and had the same issue. The actual pressure switches worked when I got them connected to the sight body just right, but getting them connected perfectly to the sight body was an exercise in patience. I gave up on the red one and the green one was finicky so I ordered two of these laser sights. This one is actually less expensive than the others I had purchased.This green laser is brighter than the other green version I had purchased and windage and elevation are adjusted with an allen wrench rather than knobs, but how often will I be making that adjustment? I was thrilled when I put them both together using the pressure switches and they both worked without fail. Not finicky at all.Unlike pretty much everyone else, I ordered these for my Bug-A-Salt guns. I don’t use the mounts that come with it. I use barrel mounts that clamp onto the sight and my BAS barrel. At this price there is no doubt that these are not high quality, but they more than meet my needs. Reading other reviews they apparently can have issues with the shock from firing a real weapon which can result in their ceasing to function. Since there is no kick with a Bug-A-Salt gun I won’t experience this issue. I’m really kind of dismayed that people would buy this low cost laser for their expensive weapons and expect it to perform flawlessly. Surely, everyone doesn’t have issues, but I’ll never know.This laser has surpassed my expectations just because the pressure switch works. The laser being brighter than my last green laser sight was a bonus. It’s perfect for my application. I liked the adjustment knobs on my previous faulty lasers, but using an allen wrench won’t be a problem. For a Bug-A-Salt gun the normal range is three to four feet. I doubt I’ll need to do much adjusting once I have the sights zeroed in at that range. I think the seller should repackage with a barrel mount and market to Bug-A-Salt gun owners.

--Pros:EXTREMELY bright even outside in full sunlight.Sturdy and doesn't feel cheaply made.Comes with everything you need to mount and adjust, including the battery.Set-up was quick and easy.-----------------------------------Cons:On-Off/pressure pad [feels] kinda cheaply made BUT it also could last a lifetime for all I know. Only time will tell.One weird thing happened and I'll try to explain it without making your brain hurt. It has 2 Allen head set screws to adjust the windage and elevation. After mounting it to a Canik TP9SFx I tried to adjust the windage but after a certain point of turning it OUT, the laser stopped shining/beaming (however you want to word it). Turn the screw back in a little and the laser would come back on. From a mechanical point of view that doesn't make any sense to me :/ .... at first I was annoyed because I couldn't adjust it far enough to get the laser to line up with the sights. After cursing for a few minutes due to thinking I would have to send it back I tried one last thing. I loosened the mounting ring and turned the laser 90 degrees so the windage screw then became the elevation screw. A couple minor adjustments and it was lined up with the sights and worked fine.Not a deal breaker at all, easy enough fix.------------------------------------------Overal:One of the brightest gun lasers I have ever seen in person. Impressive quality and brightness for the price. I will definitely be buying a few more.--------------------------------------------Features I would love to see added, even if it raises the price a little:It would be nice if the user could control the brightness. It's extremely bright in the daytime so using it in a dark setting might make it overwhelmingly bright.Would be handy if the on/off switch and the pressure pad adapter were attached magnetically so you could more easily switch between the two.Make it rechargeable via a USB cable that also attaches magnetically.All that is probably too much to ask for at the price point, but definitely needs a brightness adjustment.

The brightness is better than I thought. Bought it for my G17 and it was difficult to fit, but once I got it on there, it was firm. So over all, brightness 10/10, fit 5/10, weight 10/10. Looks great, value for money is perfect, and build quality is better than expected. 9/10