olds442tyguy
10-12-06, 18:12
I've always liked the idea of a laser on a handgun, but most come in super bulky light/laser combos that mount the laser under the light and inches below the muzzle. LaserMax seems to get questionable reviews, but I think their new set up is a good idea atleast.
I'd show you the picture, but they literally put multiple pictures together to make one image, making it complicated to duplicate. Here's the best shot.
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c278/olds442tyguy/unimax15.jpg
It's called the Unimax, and it's a very small laser that mounts on a Picatinny dust cover, but the housing also has an integral lower Picatinny rail to add the light of your choice. I myself prefer CTC grips for a handgun laser, but I think this would be a great product for polymer framed guns that don't have that option (assuming the laser is decent quality).
Here's the specs.
Model: LMS-UNI.
Wavelength: 635 nm (red/orange).
Power output: 5 mw.
Battery type: 357 silver oxide. (It shows two in the picture.)
Battery life: 3.5 hours.
Warranty: 3 years.
Operation modes: Hi-vis pulsing or constant on.
Adjustments: Windage and elevation.
MSRP: $189.
In the picture it also shows a tape switch.
I'd show you the picture, but they literally put multiple pictures together to make one image, making it complicated to duplicate. Here's the best shot.
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c278/olds442tyguy/unimax15.jpg
It's called the Unimax, and it's a very small laser that mounts on a Picatinny dust cover, but the housing also has an integral lower Picatinny rail to add the light of your choice. I myself prefer CTC grips for a handgun laser, but I think this would be a great product for polymer framed guns that don't have that option (assuming the laser is decent quality).
Here's the specs.
Model: LMS-UNI.
Wavelength: 635 nm (red/orange).
Power output: 5 mw.
Battery type: 357 silver oxide. (It shows two in the picture.)
Battery life: 3.5 hours.
Warranty: 3 years.
Operation modes: Hi-vis pulsing or constant on.
Adjustments: Windage and elevation.
MSRP: $189.
In the picture it also shows a tape switch.