I assume that the laser spot is visible in daylight for accurate spotting?
1734997
In daylight if you are not too far away it seems to work fine. Direct sunlight is another story, not bright enough to overcome that. But seems to work pretty well to around 100'.
1734998
Yes but it at times does depend on the surface, white trim in broad daylight can be tough to see. It still does work well for daylight use.
762764
Not sure of the question you are asking, but here goes. Being green, the laser is very bright. During night conditions, the beam could possibly be traced to a point of origin. However, it is not bright enough, or solid enough to be used in a "light show" on its own accord.
1534187
I'm not really sure... but the red dot that in the scope is perfect and it shows up in the day time very well. Love the scope!
1100736
The laser is hard to see outside and if the sun is low (as in the morning) and shining toward you it can interfere with the measurement (will not report erroneous results, but will report "error" instead of a measurement).
511696
its a reflective sight. it uses a laser which reflects off of the mirrored surface to give you the aiming mark
1855895
Yes. The focus and light is adjustable. Even in low light it looks like daylight outside. Of course our camera is outside.
1017034
Yes. I found that pointing the dot on the dashboard to be better than the hood. There is minimal refracting of the laser light and remains a solid dot. Unless you have a red laser dot colored dash, you're in good shape.
1878000
The main limitation outdoors is that you cant see the laser dot in bright sunlight.so you will have to make those site trips later in the day.lol
1903426
It's fixed, kinda has a spot but it lights an area better than picking out something at a distance.
1987510
Yes, and that is one of the things I like best about this scope. Even when everything is functioning properly, during bright daylight, you can' even really see the illumination. I don't care about that. In lower light conditions, I love the green illumination, and it is very bright. The little extra money for the illumination is worth it. I love mine!
1700026
Yes, the etched dot reticle is easily seen in daylight. The firm brightness dail is set from "Off -10. I found that the red dot is easily visible in bright sun once the dail goes above "5". It actuallt flares at the "10" setting in daylight. Im still impressed with this optic.
1100087
I have personally found that the reticle is quite visible in bright sunlight. Except while viewing in the direction of the sun during its decline in the late afternoon/early evening, as is the case with any aiming device. I hope you find this information helpful.
306316
I'd say in daylight it is pretty similar to using a white bead dot.It might be slightly better as the white is surrounded by the black housing of the sight giving it good contrast, but in bright situations I wouldn't call it a significant improvement.
1148612
It depends on the distance. At 10' the spot is about 10", at 20' about 20" and so on. It has the brightness to do it though. Hope that helps
2221602
Yup. It's a daylight optic. Good light gathering thru dusk. Not for total darkness.
2058121
In response to your question , the switches are on both sides and be pushed on rather smartly in order to cycle the laser on or off. Will mount on any rail positioned under the barrel.The red LED is not bright enough to be seen in bright daylight, however it is very visible at twilight and later. My wife carries concealed and has never had the laser max come loose or turn on accidently .Yes I would purchase another. Note if you want to use in daylight please look at the green laser. It is much more expensive , but in my oppinion worth the price. Most lasers are designed to work best in low light anyway.Your choice depends on your specialized needs!!!c In response to your question , the switches are on both sides and be pushed on rather smartly in order to cycle the laser on or off. Will mount on any rail positioned under the barrel.The red LED is not bright enough to be seen in bright daylight, however it is very visible at twilight and later. My wife carries concealed and has never had the laser max come loose or turn on accidently .Yes I would purchase another. Note if you want to use in daylight please look at the green laser. It is much more expensive , but in my oppinion worth the price. Most lasers are designed to work best in low... » Read More In response to your question , the switches are on both sides and be pushed on rather smartly in order to cycle the laser on or off. Will mount on any rail positioned under the barrel.The red LED is not bright enough to be seen in bright daylight, however it is very visible at twilight and later. My wife carries concealed and has never had the laser max come loose or turn on accidently .Yes I would purchase another. Note if you want to use in daylight please look at the green laser. It is much more expensive , but in my oppinion worth the price. Most lasers are designed to work best in low light anyway.Your choice depends on your specialized needs!!!c « Show Less
165671
This is dependent on the background. With a retro-reflector target, and a viewing scope, we are able to aim the laser to the center of a 1 inch circle from greater than 200 meters, in full sunlight. This is a very well made, sturdy, precise and powerful tool. Well worth the price!