Feyachi Red/Green Laser Flashlight Combo 500 Lumen Tactical Light with Picatinny Rail Mount

If you’re like me and you want options for your home defense but don’t want to break the bank to do it, then this budget friendly laser/flashlight just might do the trick. I haven’t had it very long so I can’t speak about durability as of yet but it seems sturdy and I was easily able to mount it to my handgun and operate it with little trouble. I will provide some pictures. I have standard size XD 9mm and although it fits and works fine, you’ll see that it extends quite a bit out from under the barrel. I think this was designed for gun with a bit more room on the rail than mine. With that said, I still find it very useful and an attractive package. It comes with 2 battery’s, 1 for the flashlight and 1 for the laser sight, which is nice because these work in tandem or independently from each other. Once it is affixed to the gun, there is a switch that sits close to the trigger guard of the gun. I don’t have large hands but my index finger can reach it just fine. The switch can be clicked down and will lock into place to allow the light, laser, or both to turn on and stay on. What is really nice is that below the switch is a toggle with three settings on it. 1) Laser only on (far right) 2) Light only on (far left) 3) Laser and light on Simultaneously on (neutral) Now, if you just want to flash the light/laser for a brief moment then you can also do that by gently pushing on the switch. Think of it like a turn signal in a car. Lightly pressing activates a momentary on and pushing all the way stays on. This was what I was really curious about when I received it. After using it, I am very comfortable with this operation. I do wish that it had a feature to strobe or flash but you can achieve this by manipulating the switch Manually. The quality seems pretty good and the light is pretty darn bright. It may not be surefire levels but it’s illumination is enough for my tastes. I used it in the mirror and I could not see the gun or my face. It blots out almost everything but your some of your Silhouette. I can attest that it’s pretty unpleasant to stare at when it on and staring down on you. It adds a bit of weight but I wouldn’t say it’s a deal breaker or even a negative. I actually like the added weight to my set up. I can’t compare it to others but it doesn’t seem to be an issue at all for me. There is an Icon in the front top portion of the light that says “hot”. I can assure you that they are not saying that the light gets hot to the touch. It is an LED. My only assumption is that they don’t know where this is being placed on a firearm and they don’t know what type of gun so they are putting that as a warning that the barrel could be hot if you’re trying to remove this from a freshly fired gun. All together it’s a nice sight that does what it’s intended to do and is a great value for the money. I have not fired it yet but I will test this out hopefully someday soon.

Haven’t been to the range yet so not sure if will hold zero. That said this thing uses 2 CR123 batteries at same time, so plenty of light and laser brightness. Larger than I expected and better built than expected for the money. Distance with the light and laser brightness are both really good. I especially like the easy of selecting which setting on want and then ease of on or flashing or off. A lot Less complicated than more expensive models. Will definitely buy again for any other builds I want for home defense.

I bought this for my home defense carbine. First, lets talk about the light. It has a sturdy aluminum body with good machine work allowing for a strong mount to my pic rail. The finish is perfect and the light itself is crazy bright. The on/off switch is well located and I just need to slide my index finger slightly to turn it on momentary or push it a bit further past a detent for it to stay on. The switch itself is plastic and detent doesn't provide a firm click or feel like the rest of the light. Moving on to the laser. It is bright and can be seen at 50 yards easily. I like the idea of it backing up my reflex sight if it should fail. I sighted the laser using my bore sight. It has the elevation and windage adjustments but there are zero detents, clicks or tension to the adjustments. A quarter turn equates to about 6" of movement at only 25 yards and there is nothing to lock in the adjustment once you are at zero. I have not shot the gun since I put this on but I am skeptical that laser will hold zero over time but will update and move from 4 to 5 stars if it does. I like that you can select the light and laser functions separately or both to be on at the same time but the selector switch to do so is plastic and does not feel like something that would hold up well. Bottom line for me is this is a value priced, solid quality flashlight and should be bought on that basis. For home defense, I shouldn't need to use the light much if at all so the switch quality is not really an issue as it will not see repetitive or rough use. The laser seems like a bit of a novelty which I think Feyachi would be better served to delete and invest in a higher quality switch. Feyachi has excellent customer service that is easy to deal with and responsive and I have experience with a few of their other products. Great service, a very nice flashlight and reasonably priced. Outside of confidence in the laser, there is a lot to like here.

Seems well made and a good design. I sent back one from a different brand that had the laser inside the flashlight. That one was smaller than this Feyachi. It also only had one screw used to attach to the rail. I could see the light/laser moving after I tightened it. It could also be easily pushed out of alignment. This Feyachi is made from metal and features 2 screws that secure it to the rail. It’s secure and the laser doesn’t wander from zero. However, since the laser is well below the steel sites, you have to account for parallax as you adjust for different distances. Sufficient brightness and laser strength. I like the dual batteries and I’ve not had to replace them. Don’t like the size but like everything else about it.

I'm using this product on a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0, and it has by far exceeded my expectations. If I had anything to complain about, it would simply be that the flashlight is TOO bright (quite a bit so actually). I have an Olight Warrior Pro X (which is a $150 flashlight), and the beam intensity and throw match every bit of that, if not beating it. I wish there was a way to adjust it so you could more match your needs in a given situation because with how it's set up now, you can throw any ideas of stealth right out the window if you want to use the flashlight lol. But I don't want to complain too much because I'd prefer having it work too good than the opposite. The laser works equally as well, and at night, I have no issues with it hitting 300+yards no problem. Accuracy with it is good enough that when I put this on a little 12g CO2 pellet gun, I was able to shoot the cherry off a cigarette first shot at 10 yards (no exaggeration). Trying to use the flashlight at the same time as the laser can be a little difficult as the flashlight is so bright, it tends to just about swallow the output from the laser (that should give an idea of just how bright this flashlight is lol). The switch itself can feel a bit crowded (especially if you're using this with a handgun), but not so bad that it makes it hard to flip on and off. Other than those thoughts, the item comes very well packaged, with great instructions that walk you through what's a very easy installation. They even send you two additional batteries in the package, which I certainly wasn't expecting on a product already priced so competetively. Overall, just a really good product at an even better price. Update: in the past 24 hours or so (after having this 3 weeks or so now), the switch has gotten to where it only works if I push it down in the opposite direction (the direction where you have to actually hold it down for it to stay on). I haven't deducted any stars yet as I feel this could be something on my end that just needs to be adjusted, and I'll update this as soon as I figure it out for sure. As it stands, I'm still more than satisfied with the product, especially at the price! I've also uploaded some pics comparing the flashlight output to the Olight Warrior mentioned for comparison, so hopefully those will be approved soon.

Out of the box it works as intended. However after a week of use the switch to keep the laser/light on wouldn’t lock into place instead I had to use electrical tape to keep it from turning off big disappointment. On the bright side light is pretty bright but gets hot fast but I don’t mind mounting the device is pretty straightforward now as for the laser its...... not perfect but its good enough line targets when you’re not aiming however trying to zero the laser to where I want is limited and can go so much...... I don't really mind but It’s good for what’s it worth. Overall it’s a good product unfortunately my switch broke after a week of use so buyers buy with caution all I’m gonna say is my switch broke yours might not.

At first, I did consider getting a costlier brand but decided to give Feyachi laser light a chance given the low price, & though I was a little skeptical at first due to the few negative reviews, I am impressed with how well the laser holds zero on my Kel Tec P17 even after hundreds of rounds. The windage & elevation adjustments work relatively well for a cheap laser light. Bear in mind that with any laser, you are going to have to zero it at a particular distance but the point of impact is going to vary by up to a few inches depending on smaller or longer distances due to the bullet-trajectory & gravity. The most important benefit of a laser on a gun is fast target-acquisition, especially over smaller distances & in the dark. The light is decent for the price, & it should be fine for smaller distances, whether inside houses or outdoors. This laser light comes with 3 modes, only laser, only light & laser with light. The switch is easy to use, & seems durable given how much I have used it over the past month or so, although I have not been too rough with it given the price-point of product.

This is quite literally the worst product I have ever tried to buy from Amazon and would not recommend it to anyone, but I admit that I may have gotten a one in a million chance on bad luck since there are so many good reviews and so few bad ones. I apologize for the length of this but if you are considering this product then I would recommend reading it fully. I attempted to get this product three times. The first time, the laser was knocked out of alignment, it was located in the lower right of the flashlight's circle. When I used the allen wrenches to adjust it, the laser disappeared. The reason for this was that the screws that adjust the laser were jammed inside the device so when I tried to adjust them, the bulb for the laser was pushed away from the hole were the laser streams from. Additionally, one of the screws for the pic mount was stripped. I sent for a replacement, incurring round two. This time, the sight came with a completely different style of pic mount and was missing one of the screws entirely. The first time, the mount system was sort of like a C shape, it cups over the rail and tightens, with no bar that slots between the ridges on the pic rail to hold it in place. But the second time came with a bar that slotted between the ridges. I tried one more time. The third one came with the original cupping style of mount (which sounds like it would slide back and forth with no cross-piece to keep it in place, but trust me, it doesn't, it's surprisingly secure) and finally had both screws supplied and non-stripped. However, it was missing the two allen wrenches that it's supposed to come with. I wouldn't have sent it back for this alone since I have some of my own that fit, which is when, after all the time and effort I'd wasted, I discovered that the laser sight didn't even fit my pic rail! The front of the sight fit but the back couldn't go over the rail, which didn't make sense because the rail is longer than the sight and is the same width along the whole length. This was even more frustrating because I gave Feyachi the model of my gun and they assured me it would fit. This wrong fit was only off by a couple of millimeters and still stayed on tight if I tightened the screws extra, so I still wanted to keep it, since a few millimeters wouldn't affect accuracy since it's an up/down left/right adjustable sight. So, I got my gear ready and went out to test it. This was when I discovered that the sight it wildly inaccurate. The laser is supposed to be centered in the circle of the beam cast by the flashlight, and you can adjust the laser up, down, left, and right to sight it in with your gun. I did this, and discovered that the laser is a full 3 inches below where the BB hits even when the sight is adjusted as far as it can go. This is not an issue with my gun, as it is extremely reliable and very accurate. The few millimeters being off caused by the sight not fitting my gun right is truly nothing next to the sight being 3 inches off the point of impact. This was the final straw, I sent it back and am currently waiting for my money back, this is a terrible product which I will never buy again and I wouldn't recommend anyone else do so either. It's a real shame, I was so psyched about this and the laser sight itself feels very strong, quality, and durable, and is even supposed to be weatherproof and waterproof, which I chose not to dest by dunking it in a cup of water. It does have a tight rubber seal on the light, laser, and battery compartment though, it's well sealed. The small knob changes whether the sight has just the laser, just the flashlight, or both running, and the large switch above it is actually very handy. Turning it counterclockwise, to the left, (since I mounted mine on the pic rail on the bottom of my barrel instead of the top so my sights were still open on top) completes the circuit and turns it on, but only so long as you hold it down. To give you a point of reference, it's much like flashing your brights at someone, pulling the turn signal lever in your car towards you engages the brights but only so long as you hold it. But when you push that lever forward, it keeps the brights on. That's how this sight works, if you turn the lever clockwise, to the right, it keeps the sight turned on. Seems like a great product but I was very disappointed with it. If you wish to purchase it, I hope you have better luck than I did.