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IPX7 Waterproof
IPX7 level ensures Rifle Flashlight works on rainy days.
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Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
Quality construction. Extremely bright.
roc
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
I know this maybe designed more for a tactical rifle but this fits my moossberg shockwave perfectly, same curvature as the frame, almost looks factory. I have to say it was a great choice for that firearm.
Darren N.
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
I’m really happy with this. The build quality is good. The light is bright. The laser is easily dialed in and the controls are perfect for my setup. I don’t like the wires running everywhere. I would defiantly buy again.
David Scott
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
I really like the scope. I plan on putting it on an AR-15. It has some great weight to it. The light is at least twice as bright as the other brand I bought and I like how simple it is to adjust between the modes.This is a great deal! Especially for the price.
Kevin C.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
Item as described. Works well and arrived in a timely fashion.
Duane Chenette
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
BRIGHT! nice piece for short money.
H. F.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Some people favor a “tactical” flashlight on their rifle/shotgun. Some like a laser dot for close-quarter target acquisition. This product from the GOPLANT store gets you both, in one package.The housing is robust aluminum, anodized black, to complement your evil black firearm.The manufacturer claims the flashlight is “2000 Lumens.” I can’t say one way or the other, but it is indeed retina-searingly bright. The strobe function is unpleasant to have directed in your face. I have no doubt it could drive an epileptic to seizure, so be careful.The laser is green, and also quite intense. It bears remembering that this product is no toy: both the flashlight and laser are potential eye hazards, the laser in particular. Mounting this to your home defense gun is one thing; I would not deploy this optic on a airsoft, paintball, or any other “gaming” weapon, because of potential injury to others.Unlike cheaper laser sights I’ve had the misfortune of evaluating through vine, when I set the elevation and windage screws on this sight, I can detect “detents” in the movement of the adjustment screws. This, no doubt, is to help keep the zero from wandering in the face of recoil and shock. As a first order test, I zeroed the laser and then banged the product around pretty viciously. There was no apparent change in zero. We’ll have to see what it does in the face of real recoil, but success in this preliminary test is encouraging.The sight offers two mounting options... MLOK and Picatinny. If your weapon has free real estate, odds are you can attach this sight somewhere.The rechargeable battery in this product is fixed. A charging cable, whose head terminates in magnetic connector that sticks to the side of the sight, delivers recharge current. The magnetic head is clever—you never have to worry about breaking off or damaging the fragile USB C connector found on some other products. You can literally yank the cable off with no danger of damage to the cable or sight.That said, I wonder about the practical use of this product. If you live in one of our dystopian inner cities and need to sleep with a loaded AR next to your bed, I suppose a rechargeable sight with integral battery and break-away cable works fine. On the other hand, if your secure your weapons in a safe, unless that safe has an internal power outlet, how do you keep the sight’s battery topped off? I think I’d have preferred a removable battery [cartridge] that you could charge separately, then slap into the the rifle when you remove it from the safe. To each their own, I suppose.
DPS
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
The light has a metal body so it's strong and durable. There's a selector switch on the back that allows you to activate the white light, the laser, or both of them simultaneously and there's a generously-sized on-off button on each side of the light.The white light provides an intense and round central spot beam with a secondary, halo beam that extends out several feet to the sides. This central spot makes your initial aim point much easier to establish, as the white light is essentially a tight spotlight beam that indicates where the muzzle is pointed.The laser is good and it's easy to sight in. Best, the laser is located above the white light so it's close to the barrel's axis / bore which makes sighting it in for a variety of distances an easy task. To date, the laser has maintained its zero well.This light can be mounted to a rail or it can be mounted to M-Lock slots and hardware is included for both mounting options. I prefer the M-Lock mounting, as it tucks this light up higher and closer to the barrel which eliminates any snagging problems that can occur with rail mounted accessories.
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