Description
Gomu Adjustable Red Laser with Pressure Pad
This Gomu adjustable red laser comes with a pressure pad switch and puts a red aiming dot on your target. The adjustable design lets you set the laser so the dot lines up with where your replica actually shoots.
A simple laser like this is an affordable way to add a quick aiming reference to a railed pistol, rifle or shotgun, and is particularly useful indoors, in shaded woodland and at night, where a red dot shows up clearly.
Zeroing the laser
Because the laser is adjustable, you can move the dot to match the point of impact of your BBs. Set up a target at the distance you usually engage at, fire a few shots, then adjust the laser until the dot sits on your group. Remember that a BB’s flight curves while the laser beam is straight, so the dot only matches exactly at the distance you zeroed it for.
Check the product images or instructions to see how the adjustment works on this unit, and take small steps when setting it.
Using the pressure pad
A pressure pad is a remote switch on a short cable. You stick or strap it to the grip or handguard where your fingers naturally rest, and squeezing it turns the laser on only while you hold it. That keeps the beam off until the moment you want it, so you do not give your position away or waste battery.
Route the cable along the rail or handguard and secure it with cable ties or rail clips so it cannot snag on kit or branches.
Key features
- Adjustable red laser
- Pressure pad switch for on-demand use
- Can be zeroed to your replica
- Clear red dot indoors and in low light
- Compact add-on for railed replicas
- Affordable aiming aid
What’s in the box
- Red laser
- Pressure pad switch
Compatibility
Our listing does not state the mount type, so please check the product images to see how this laser attaches and make sure it suits the rail on your replica. Most airsoft lasers fit 20mm Picatinny or Weaver-style rails. Check there is room for the pad and cable where you plan to fit them.
Care and maintenance
Remove the batteries if the laser will not be used for a while, as old batteries can leak and damage the contacts. Wipe the lens with a soft, clean cloth, and keep the switch and pressure pad cable free of mud.
Check the mount is tight before each game and recheck the zero if the laser has been knocked. Store it somewhere dry, coiling the pressure pad cable loosely rather than folding it sharply.
Who is it for?
This laser suits players who want a budget-friendly red aiming dot they can zero to their replica, especially for CQB and night games.
Please note: Battery details: please check the product images or packaging. Never point a laser at anyone’s eyes, including your own, and never at aircraft or vehicles. Many airsoft sites restrict or ban lasers during games, so check your site’s rules before fitting one for play.
