How well can you see the laser in broad daylight and at what distance?
89481
Broad daylight not so well, outdoor shooting range could see it about 10ft away
89482
Hey kevin I got a question about a laser light combo from you. .I just tried the laser out in broad daylight. I can see my last pretty good at 50 yards on a part and tree. This is a very nice combo I recommend it very much good luck
577394
Close to medium range. Of course a lot will depend on the, if any, ambient light there is available. The ir light is decent.
1669602
just keep it in the middleand not that far away maybe 10 feetif you are really worried you can use a laser bore sighter
1537682
Using reflective target it states up to 100 yardsbut I have not tried that distance the farthest I have tried is 50 yards and saw it fine no issues in bright daylight
2264468
The circle changes with the distance you are from the target. in close its is small and widens the farther you move from the target. In daylight, at around 50 feet, its limit, it is about 12 to 18"..Guessing, as the circle is very dim and hard to see. Personally, I found it too heavy and awkward. I prefer the smaller reg laser.
1591539
I can see almost 100 yards clearly, if there is total darkness. If there are other lights off to the sides it makes it more difficult.
580668
this was a nice laser, could see at a good distance at night and about 100 meters in the day, I dont use my a lot and it still is working, i was happy with it.
683867
With the light IR light that comes with the scope, about 100 yards max with good clarity. With just moonlight, 75 yards.
1186627
The laser should project a small dot at close range and a marginally larger dot at distance.
425513
The ultra has a much more powerful green laser. This makes it much easier to see in all conditions, including bright sunlight at range (200+ yards).
1454833
Not in bright sunlight but my target area is in a shaded spot and I can stand in the sunshine 10 years away and see the laser on the target.
1868962
I've used this out to about 50 yards, although I've never measured the beam divergence at that distance. Visually it's similar to an inexpensive laser pointer, so the spot is probably a few inches across at 100 yards.
508123
No, unless you are ion a tipod, the light is too weak for a long shot. Close is better, and distant requires a tripod and ling exposure. 5 feet would be pushing the envelope a lot. You wpould require a strobe and tripos. The intensity of the light isn't a lot of lumes.
2031060
Projection range of the laser beam is 5 m (up to 16 ft);Range projection laser point: 20 m (up to 60 ft);Accuracy: ± 0,5 mm / m (Up to ±3/16" @ 33-ft);
1902054
It is a true laser and it does project a green dot on the target. Much more suitable for lowlight, inside or dark situations. It is not the brightest laser for daytime use. The price is reasonable, and as you would expect you cannot buy a $200 item for less than $50. In short you get what you pay for a reasonably good laser.
1721252
I do not have actual lumen information, just be aware this is a weak laser and you cannot see it outdoors in daylight at much over 10 feet.The switch on mine is touchy and would turn on light and waste batteries without my involvement, make sure to use the main switch and turn unit off or have a steady supply of batteries.
1714386
No, the laser is not easily seen in sunlight. I would not advise buying this instrument with outside use in mind