A high quality and ergonomic laser sight
I purchased this Crimson Trace Rail Master laser to use as a sight on my second Ruger SR22P pistol. My other SR22P is equipped with a similar competing product from Lasermax -- the Uni-Max Micro. Both lasers are small and will fit perfectly on any pistol equipped with a Picatinny tactical rail. In this review I will first review just the Rail Master and then make some comparisons as between the Rail Master and the Uni-Max Micro.
Laser sights have been around for awhile, but in the 21st century they have really come into their own as an excellent augment to the traditional notch or "iron" sights that were perfected in the 19th century. Lasers have the advantage of very quick target acquisition in lower light conditions and/or short range. At longer ranges in bright sunlight lasers are not nearly as effective because it is simply harder to see that red dot. But even in bright conditions at short range (the range that you would likely need a laser to acquire a "bad guy"...
Wow, this is awesome.
I could not be more impressed by the quality and the price of this product. So much, I created a YouTube video of it. It was easy to install (on my Glock and XDM). It is low profile so that the gun still fits is most of my holsters. Out of the box it is accurate. I really could not be more pleased.
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Excellent and versatile product
Super product. The laser is very bight and powerful. It comes zeroed at 50 feet and is easy to fine tune using the supplied allen tool to turn the windage and elevation adjustments. Activation control is ambidextrous and is positioned ideally. It is constructed of a polymer that seems identical to that of my M&P .40 and so it appears as though it is OEM equipment. The unit comes with a variety of adapters for non standard rails so you should have no worries there.
This product is as good as it gets for the money. Once the TLR4 is more readily available this Rail Master will end up on my AR15.
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