Mini Red Dot Laser Sight Scope with Barrel Clamp Mount for Rifle Shot Gun

Made of top quality materla, very strong laser light and two sets of batteries.

I paid $9.90 for this laser and it's worth every penny. I previously had purchase the BUG-BEAM ADAPTER KIT laser for my Shredder for $19.95 but I could not adjust it enough up and down or left and right to get it sighted in. I've sighted in many scopes, reflex sights, and laser sights for my real guns. Honestly, it was a plastic piece of junk. This particular brand laser now shows to be unavailable on Amazon but the "Higoo Tactical Mini Red Dot Laser Sight Scope with Barrel Clamp Mount for Rifle Shot Gun" is the identical laser. It costs more than what I paid for the one I bought but is a few dollars less than the BUG-BEAM ADAPTER KIT made for Bugasalts and worth the money. I have to admit that the instructions that come with it are useless. The laser came in the box with the laser tightened down inside the round part of the clamp. Don't install it like that. The round part of the clamp attaches to the barrel. The end that has the button unscrews and the batteries are placed in there with the flat part or positive side facing the button. When mounting it make sure to line the end of the clamp even with the bottom of the threads on the button end so that you can replace the batteries at a later time without messing up the laser alignment. See the photos I've attached. After installing it the only adjustment I had to make was to bring the laser dot down a little to line up with the top of my sights. It was easy to sight in. I recommend this if you are wanting to buy one for your Bugasalt Shredder. I'm not sure if it will work on the the original Bugasalt gun.

I got this Laser for use with my Cold Steel .625 Cal Blowgun. It fits the blowgun nicely. The adjustment screws/sighting was a bit finicky. When I adjusted the windage it caused the spot to become distorted into a crescent shape. If that happens the answer is to back off the elevation screw, adjust windage then adjust elevation. I presume the same would be true vice versa. It works if you do that. Strangely even though I centered the dot to the bore (looking through the bore and centering the dot) my dart was hitting about 4-6" below target. So far I can shoot better (more accurately) without the laser (instinctive shooting) I'm not sure why that is. In theory the way I set it up would be perfect but in practice it's not. I will adjust elevation on the laser to compensate for whatever nuance is occurring I suppose. If I can still shoot better instinctively I'll just take the laser off. For the price even if it ultimately doesn't work for me it was worth trying it out.

Easy to install and zero. Would buy again.

When I got the red dot laser I installed it right away in my shotgun but its giving me hard time to adjust because the laser is not working out of the box. I have to press the button hard and keep on adjusting the. windage elevation to turn on the laser.looks like I got the lemon one or used/ returned item.

I mounted one of these to an old S & W Model 10 that is used primarily for home defense. It works well, was easy to install and sighted in easily with the included hex keys.

Batteries didn’t last long, something in the switch.

I really like how the laser pointer isnt too bright, but also is still visible I just mounted it to a stick for pointing at things, dont really use it for intended rifle purposes.