20 Best Laser For Ruger Lcp (2023 Updated)

I’ve only used this once so far and it did well for my uses. I have a laptop just out of camera range, as a confidence monitor, then feed those images to the control board. This allows me to see the slides on stage, while the director can show them, or not, any time they are needed during the show.

This allows me to be in control of when to show the next slide. What I don’t particularly like about this is how large it is. I understand that when you are teaching live, it allows you to see the countdown timer easily.

On TV, I’d rather have something which can essentially be hidden in my hand and not be as obvious on screen. Overall, well built. The on-off and controls to change the countdown timer ls are a bit small and fiddly.

I understand you don’t want to hit them while presenting, but they are tiny. All of these are minor issues, and more for the manufacturer, as they design the next version. Overall, it is a solid performer and excels at the things you need.

clicking to the next slide and seeing how much time you have left in your presentation.

Works great. nice size. I like that the dongle stores in the unit, and there is an on/off switch so you don’t accidentally burn the batteries when traveling. Two negatives: I can’t find a way to save the timer setting so I have to always reset it.

so if I always do a 1 hour presentation, why do I have to always reset it. not a big deal, but it would be nice. Secondly is the bigger issue for me. the BLANK button to turn the screen black is right next to the START powerpoint slideshow button.

If I try to hit the Blank, and accidentally hit the Start, it will jump back to the first slide!!!! I can’t risk this in my keynotes so I had to return the presenter. Other than that, great remote. You decide what matters most to you!.

I am not sure whats going on with Logitech lately, but their products seem to continually be getting worse. I received this presenter mouse today, the packaging was fully in tact, the box was not damaged, but after opening I could see the plastic display screen on the front was popping up out of the body of the device, making it unreadable.

The on/off switch seemed to be crooked and when in the on position the thing showed red and when off green, maybe by design but seemed backwards. I pressed the clear plastic display back in place, but after a few moments it started working its way back off.

It was like it was missing glue or something inside that would secure it. I immediately contacted Logitech on their support page using the chat feature about the manufacturing defect, and instead of saying “sure we messed up at the factory let us correct” they told me to go through the vendor, which seems counter productive to me.

I explained this wasn’t a vendor issue but a quality control issue from the factory, you would think they would want to get it in their hands to see where their trouble spots may be and to prevent this from happening again if possible, all they said was it helps them to hear feedback in order to make better products.

or something like that. Seems a company, especially one like Logitech, would want to get their customers satisfied quickly and resolve QC issue in a timely manner, but in my case Logitech wasn’t interested.

They were so disinterested, they left me hang for more than 5 minutes at a time between posts, on a chat session that feels like forever, but I am guessing they wanted me to just fade away. I did reach out to Newegg who sent me an RMA and will issue a refund, but what a pain and has turned me off of the Logitech brand! I think their customer service and quality of at least this product and some others I have been dealing with lately, are sub-par!.

I have a familiarity with basic laser level devices, but this was my first professional-grade laser level device. The packaging and carrying case were superb, and are perfectly capable of protecting the laser level in transit.

The device itself is excellently built, with robust mounting solutions and satisfying buttons and knobs. While the knobs and buttons had a pleasant haptic feedback, I would have loved to see LED lights which would correspond with specific laser lines.

I often find myself clicking the wrong button to turn off a laser. I imagine that, if I were to use this device daily and interact with the buttons often, then I might subconsciously know which button corresponds with which beam alignment.

Until then, I would have loved to see LED indicator lights for active beam lines. Since this laser level is my first to self-level, I would have appreciated a small beep or audio feedback when the device was not within the 4 degree tolerance.

During my initial trial, I was worried that the blinking I saw was a result of shipping damages. Once I had successfully positioned the laser level within the tolerance, the blinking stopped and I was happy to see solid, consistent beams.

During preliminary trials, I was frequently flipping through the user manual to troubleshoot. I would have loved a dedicated “first time start-up” pamphlet to reduce confusion from flipping through the user manual.

Alternatively, I would have also liked to see a larger user manual, as the diagrams and step-by-step tutorials included in the user manual are not conducive to readability. When a step-by-step tutorial is spread over two to three pages, its very easy to get lost where you are in the book.

As for the diagrams, I recommend a magnifying glass to understand the labeling and distinct features. Overall, the laser level performed brilliantly. I was extremely pleased with the consistency and dynamic range of operation.

The only thing that I found to complain about was how hard it is to familiarize yourself with the machine based on the included literature and user interfaces. Once you figure out how to work the device, the 3 Line Green Laser Level is a knockout.

I’ve finally found a Kydex holster that actually fits the Glock 42: the Vedder ProDraw Paddle holster. My handgun fit perfectly in the holster right out of the Vedder cloth bag (in which it ships). A half turn on the retention screw was all that I needed to get the desired ‘snap’ and fit when drawing and holstering my Glock.

The craftsmanship and quality of the ProDraw was immediately evident: smooth edges around the entire holster, snug fit without any gaps, excellent sight channel for easy holstering (for any variety of sights), excellent size for concealed carry, innovative paddle that fits over a belt or the pants, and high quality material construction.

In short, the Vedder ProDraw holster is the perfect Kydex holster for those having difficulty finding a holster claiming to fit a Glock 42. Incidentally, I recently purchased two paddle Kydex holsters from two other well known vendors for my Glock 42.

Both of the paddle holsters left gaps around the handgun and required some adjustment for a somewhat reasonable fit, although far from satisfactory. My impression was that these holster were made for the Glock 43, but advertised for the Glock 42.

Neither of the other holsters came close to the craftsmanship of quality of the Vedder ProDraw. I considered a leather holster, but most leather holsters have belt loops for 1-3/4 inch belts: Three problems – 1) most belts today are 1-3/8s inches, unless a belt is special ordered and a ‘gun’ belt; 2) most leather holsters move when a handgun is drawn, unless sinched very tight around the waist; and, 3) most pants for men only accommodate ‘up to’ a 1.

5 inch belt. The paddle on the ProDraw has a rubberized surface that adheres to pants, whether used in belt or pants mode. This unique paddle produces a snug fit that keeps the holster in place for drawing or holstering.

I highly recommend the ProDraw for anyone looking for a holster for the Glock 42, as well as other models of handguns. Now I know why the motto at Vedder is “America’s most comfortable holsters”.

I purchased the LightDraw out of a need for a concealable OWB holster for my G43x. It arrived in a timely fashion. And the packaging was impressive. My only issues with this holster was that the night stalker pattern did not come out quite as I had expected it as displayed.

The colors in this pattern did not stand out as much as I had an anticipated. It looks good, but maybe not worth the extra $20. If I bought it again I probably would have gone with the MAS Grey. The holster was a little wider than expected which kept it from forming to my body at the 3 o’clock position.

Granted it does have to make room for the streamlight TLR-7 sub. My final issue with this holster is how high the pistol sits in relation to the belt line. This effects the draw and it’s ability to be concealed.

If there was something that could be done to lower the pistol just a little bit I think it would make a huge difference. All in all it is a perfectly serviceable holster and I do plan on wearing it semi-regularly when not carrying IWB.

This is an excellent Mag Holster. I have purchased two now. Perfect retention, excellent construction, and very comfortable to carry. I purchased two, one right hand draw, and a left handed draw about a month later.

The second purchase was to overcome the only down side I see in the design, and is my opinion only. The orientation with rounds facing forward in the holster requires a 180 degree rotation of the Magazine after draw before loading into the firearm.

An orientation of the rounds being stowed in a rear facing direction would allow a more direct, smooth draw stroke motion up into the firearm for faster reloading. The only reason for rating 4 vs 5 star rating.

4. 5 in my book. If you are willing to overlook that, it is an excellent product. Shipping was very fast on both items. I will definitely try out more of their products in the near future.

Original replacement battery. Not a knockoff. Fast shipping.

Arrived 4 days early. Great. Needed spare batteries for my Lasermax Laser. Can not beat the price I have extra batteries for all my Lasers, Lights, Red Dots and Scopes.

I wasn’t sure at first glance that this was the battery for my. 380 Ruger LCP that came with a laser max laser pointer, but it was. Once it came in I immediately put it in and did some target practice.

Great battery!.

As with others, I had difficulty opening, installing the batteries, and closing but it was just a couple dollars! Once it was working it was great. My problem was that Apollo is over two years old and it upset him.

Granted, he ran and chased, batted and swatted, and tried to climb up the door. That was all a fun time. When I stopped though, he was very confused. He looked up and down and from side to side to see where it went.

It may be good exercise but it’s a toy that doesn’t allow for the cat to ever win. I put it on my keychain and will use it for a flashlight.

Bought one of these on a whim since I thoughtt was inexpensive add-on for my cat cart. Fast forward after 3 weeks of (infrequent) use, I notice that the button for the light was getting less responsive and the laser intensity was diminishing.

The laser comes with batteries but the small water batteries that are difficult to find anywhere but online. I went and found a rechargeable 3-in-1 laser pointer on another website and would highly recommend going that route if you find that your pet loves laser toys.

I would probably recommend this as a starter toy to see if your pet is into lasers but wouldn’t advertise this as a product with durability or reliability.

My kitty at first liked this laser toy, but after a few times of putting her paws on the light and not having anything tangible to catch, she got confused and actually left the living room to sit in the kitchen, not wanting to even come to me.

Autumn is a very smart cat, and I really think she felt she was being made a fool of (LOL) with this toy, as if to say “you aren’t fooling me, there is nothing there to chase”. So, I saved it as a small flashlight, which is nice to have, but went back to her little mouse on a flexible rod which I got from Chewy a few years ago, which she loves to chase and actually catch it with her paws.

That is why I gave 3 stars instead of 5. It is a good toy and works just as it should, but some kitties may not enjoy just chasing and not actually catching.

Second one of these that I have owned, with the first reaching an unfortunate end under a vehicle. DeWalt make great products and this is no exception

I have always wanted to get one and was always borrowing someone else’s at the job. Don’t like to do that all the time. This tool is many times faster than a plumb bob and only requires one person to do the job related to the plumb bob task.

There are many brands just as good as the Dewalt but I really like the protective case and the price was right.

Bright light, works good outside in bright sun. PLS line level I cannot see outside. This beam point level works great for my remodeling projects. Recommend. of course, if you have enough money, but GREEN laser leveller.

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I bought this laser because as a millwright/pipefitter/fabricator, I needed a laser with cross lines and plumb points. I’m already on the Milwaukee platform and heard good things about their new green lasers.

Unfortunately, after coughing up over 600 bucks for this laser, I came to find out you can’t use the plumb points separately. You must use them in conjunction with the cross line. At this price point, you should be able to toggle through each function just like the DeWalt 5 Spot + Cross Line laser or the Bosch 80CG laser.

Many times, the cross lines are an annoyance or get in the way of the specificity of the job and why I just need the plumb points. Really poor engineering and insulting to tradespeople both functionally and price wise.

Returned it and went with the Bosch. I’m more than willing to come back to the platform once Milwaukee updates this laser.

A solid quality laser, wouldn’t expect anything else from Milwaukee. The rechargeable battery seems to last forever, been using it on and off for a week and still haven’t needed to charge it. My only gripe with this laser is that the vertical line directly above the laser is very dim (from the plumb point to about a meter or so in front before it gets bright) not sure if this is due to the design, but my AA battery DeWalt green laser is far brighter when it projects the line directly above it.

I’m stating this as I’m an electrician, and the bright line above the unit makes it easy to mark out downlights in tight spaces, whereas with the Milwaukee, you need to place it further back to where your first downlight is so you can see the line, if you’re working in an area that’s well lit.

On the positive side, the range of this laser is incredible and beats any laser I have used in the past. Would recommend to anyone!.

Remodel construction here, doing primarily carpentry. Been using the laser for 9 months, and I use it CONSTANTLY. I don’t even pack a stick level anymore. I’m writing this for potential buyers as well as Milwaukee as some hopeful advice for better iterations of the tool in the future.

CONS: -It overheats quite easily. If I’m using it outdoor in the summer to do siding/framing, it can’t handle more than an hour or two before it won’t turn on. This is the biggest complaint I have. It totally freezes my progress at the peak production time in the day.

Sometimes it doesn’t even take direct sunlight. If it’s in my hot pickup or a packout that’s in the sun it’ll be too much for it. -True to what others have said, the magnets don’t cut it. Other laser levels I’ve used have been lighter, so the magnets could handle the weight.

This won’t hold the weight of the laser on metal drywall cornerbead, which is by far the most versatile and useful place for me to stick it in the home for remodel construction. If the cornerbead is plastic, my last laser was lighter, and the magnet would even stick to drywall screws underneath paint and mud.

I know this laser is more powerful, and will need to be heavier. Gold standard would be for the magnets to be strong enough to hold the weight on a sunk drywall screw. -It seems like the pros they were targeting are commercial/industrial guys, with steel everywhere to attach to.

Good for those guys. Residential construction just doesn’t seem to be as considered in this product with the lack of versatile ways to affix this laser wherever you need. PROS: -Light is bright. I can see it in full daylight (I sometimes may have to shade the line a bit, but it’s infinitely better than a red line.

-Battery life. Green line means more battery used, but the battery will last several days of intermittent use. No more disposable batteries! -Build quality. It’s sturdy, it’s had a handful of small drops (because the darn magnets) and it’s in perfect condition still.

-Micro adjust is *chef’s kiss* MISC: -If the product design team can’t figure the magnet situation out, at least offer a spring clamp system to attach to the laser to clamp on things. Laser stands are an additional expense and they only go so high, it would be nice to be able to clamp to a 2×4 or something.

Help a carpenter out!.

Bought two of these. Finally a lasers that looked tough, by my favorite brand Milwaukee. The tool itself isn’t bad, but what is the point on putting such cheap magnets on a so expensive laser. No problem with buy spending money on quality stuff, but why not puting a 2$ more expensive on a quality magnet? It’s like if there’s no magnet at all.

Milwaukee could have been a lot better by putting a convenient magnet. I am a carpenter and 80% of the time, I put the laser on a gyproc corner, scaffold or a round post. The other 20%, I put it on a flat table/beam or else.

Even on a round post directly on steel, the laser tends to fall down. I bought magnets on amazon, trying to fix it, but there is no way it can work properly. These lasers are returning straight where I bought them and I am looking forward to a huepar on amazon.

Tired of spending so much money on lasers (other marks are not better by the way) DO NOT BUY THESE LASERS if you don’t work directly on squared steel stud or beams. A big fail from Milwaukee for launching a new laser, I don’t feel like Milwaukee were awared of the needs of professionnals on that one.

Milwaukee could have seized a very good opportunity, because there is no tough laser rechargeable on the market right now.

Received laser last weekend. I Install hardware and some carpentry in large commercial apartment buildings. Long story short, the laser holder is not even close to being strong enough to hold itself up on drywall corner-bead.

This is common practice. Why even say it’s magnetic? Twice as expensive as a similar dewalt offering that sticks like glue to anything ferrous. Works OK on metal studs, but in a workplace setting things get bumped and banged on, and I wouldn’t trust it.

I’m not impressed. It would have cost milwaukee less than $4 to throw a magnet on that actually sticks.

As an instructor, I’ve always made do without laser pointers but having this on hand, I can’t go back to not using a laser pointer during lecture. The light is vivid and distinct even from the back of a large lecture room.

It saves me from a trip all the way to the board. I like the design and the ease of use. Very simple and straightforward! And I like that I can hook it to my pocket.

I’m a lecturer and this was great to use. I can be at the back of the room and not have to walk all the way to the front to point at text on the projector. The red dot was distinct and the pen was easy to use.

This is definitely high quality and I like that I can hook it to my pockets when I move around. It is definitely a game changer for me because I don’t normally use a laser pointer in class.

I bought Vedder Springfield Armory EMP 3″ 9mm OWB LightDrawTM Holster after extensive research online, and I must say I was not disappointed with the purchase. Over the years I have bought and used holsters from different brands (both IWB, OWB, Kydex, Leather, etc.

). This is by far the best holster I purchased. I got the one with the carbon fiber finish on the outside and standard black on the inside, along with the pancake clips. What a pleasure! FINISH: A very well-finished product.

The edges are well-rounded (no sharp edges). The holster looks super elegant and feels extremely rugged. WEAR FIT: The holster sits snug on the hip. Best concealability achieved for an OWB holster. The pancake clips make this happen.

These clips also add to the inner curvature of the holster and allow a fair bit of sideways movement on the belt to change the position of the gun on the belt (appendix to four-o-clock). FIREARM FIT: The SA EMP 3″ 9mm fits in the holster like a glove.

There is a distinct perceptible click when the pistol is placed, reassuring that the gun will stay in and not slip out (even with rough body movements, rolling around). The retention screw is a significant addition, allowing adjustment of retention tightness.

CUSTOMER SERVICE: Fantastic and highly professional customer service! Prompt and satisfying response to any questions I asked. The ordering was quick and easy. The product was shipped efficiently (and received on time) and I was able to track the shipment.

FINAL THOUGHTS: Highly recommend this product (and brand) to anyone looking for custom-fit, great quality holsters. I am a fan and a customer for life! I hope they make the POCKET LOCKER version for my SA EMP 3″ 9mm available soon.

I can tell anyone who has made it to this review, just finding a company that makes a holster for a Smtih & Wesson M&P 2. 0 in 10mm is a real challenge. there are a few out there, but not many. Some make no distinction between the two sizes available.

My first order from another company did not fit al all, despite being handmade; supposedly for a M&P 2. 0 10mm. Long story short, Vedder came through with flying colors. a quality product with a variety of color and pattern choices, that fits perfectly, and absolutely no problem with the high sights catching on the holster.

And yes, the order came quickly with not problems. And yes, it can be cut for a red dot optic. Pick your color or cosmetic, and buy it. you won’t regret it!.

Bought this 6 months ago as an impulse buy since it was discounted at HomeDepot. Now I know why. As mentioned by the other reviews here, the locking wheel comes loose and it really cannot be trusted.

After the first incident switched to wearing leather gloves handling this for large/thick cuts. My first and last Dewalt purchase. Lesson learned, and should have stuck with Milwaukee.