-Ability to select pulse or continuous wave (constant on) beam.
-Integral Picatinny rail system to accommodate a wide variety of accessories.
-Ambidextrous activation to accommodate the left or right-handed shooter.
-Constructed from FRN (Fiber Reinforced Nylon) for lasting durability.
-Maintains alignment after every battery change.
-Light weight (the same weight as one .40 S&W round).
-Extra alignment tool (provided) stores inside battery compartment for use on the range or in the field.

For: Picatinny; Mil-Spec; Weaver Style Rails (w/ minimum rail length of 1.75")

Battery Type: 357 (2)

Accuracy: User-adjusted for windage & elevation

Laser Operating Temperature: 10°F - 130°F

Wavelength: 635nm (red/orange)

Power Output: 5mW

Spot Size: 5/16" @ 7 Yds; 3/4" @ 25 Yds

Q: How do I attach a tactical light to the Uni-Max?

A: Simply follow the manufacturer's instructions for attaching the accessory to the firearm. The Uni-Max rail is identical to a Picatinny-style firearm rail.

Q: Can the Uni-Max Laser System be fitted onto a rail system other than Picatinny/Mil-Spec or Weaver styles?

A: Yes. The Uni-Max Laser System can be easily attached to rail adapters. Just about every firearm manufacturer that offers a non-standard rail also offers an adapter that will be compatible with the Uni-Max!

Q: Can the Uni-Max be used on a long gun?

A: Yes. The Uni-Max system was designed to be rugged enough for use on pistols, rifles, shotguns and even machine guns. In coming months, we will be offering a momentary activation switch accessory for long gun platforms which will allow remote activation.

Q: Does the Uni-Max laser pulse like LaserMax's guide rod lasers?

A: Yes. The Uni-Max system comes set for a high-visibility pulsing beam (recommended). However, the system can also be easily set for a steady on beam, based on user preference. The user can make this adjustment of pulsing or constant-on beam whenever he or she chooses! (see manual for complete details)

Q: Why does LaserMax recommend the pulsing beam option over the constant on beam option?

A: Studies have shown that the human eye can pick up moving objects three times faster than stationary objects. The same is true for laser beams. The pulsing beam
(-aka- modulated beam) has much higher visibility, dramatically increasing the speed of target acquisition.