Firefield Charge AR Green Laser and Light Combo Aiming Module

"I purchased this module on a whim. I am someone who loves to play using scopes, however, I have struggle when I have to switch to my non-dominant side. I purchased this laser to help me shoot when I have to switch shoulders. I was told I would not be able to see the laser in the daylight. To my delight, I cold see the laser fairly easily during the day. The laser was very easy to site-in and extremely accurate. I would suggest using a tiny bit of blue locktite. You will definitely be talked about on the field. Make sure to avoid aiming into peoples faces. The only downside is the plug in for the remote sticks out of the side about an inch and is pretty unusable. I keep the module next to my scope and just roll my thumb on top of my rail and it blocks the laser, so I don't need the remote anyway.

"First off let me say that I was skeptical buying this laser/light because I literally could not find a good review anywhere on it...
I am in awe over this thing! It's absolutely tiny but is still wide enough to clear my Mbus front sight. I always have my front sight flipped up as a reference so this was a must for me. It take comes with a cr123 battery and a pressure pad. The light is much brighter than I expected. Definitely bright enough to use as primary light.


Pros:
It's tiny
It's light
It's clears front sight (might not be a priority for everyone but felt I should mention it)
flashlight is very bright!
Green laser is crisp, has great range, holds zero and is easy to adjust.

Cons:
Pressure pad leaves much to desire. The plug is on the left side of the device and the pressure pad jack is a straight plug. It leaves you with a cord sticking an inch and a half out of the side of your laser/light. Could have been easily remedied by a 90 degree jack.

That's it! This is a brilliant, affordable unit!

"i like this aiming module, but...

the module in terms of the laser and flashlight work from the push buttons on the device.

however, the dual-button pressure pad did not work out of the box, and to my knowledge there is simply no way to get the exact pressure pad this thing needs anywhere on the internet after searching for an hour and a half.

since the way i wanted to mount this thing basically required a corded pressure switch near my trigger, i'm out of luck and out over $70 dollars... and i cant return it cause i tried to mess around with the port and the pressure pad's wiring to see if i could jury rig it to work...

just if the pressure pad doesnt work out of box, return it immediately and dont try to mess with it like i did...