BSA ND3 Laser Genetics review

There is an adjustable windage/elevation mount for both 30mm & 1″; on their site.

Can other people see the beam on these, and does it screw up your “night vision?” 🙂

Sam,

Who is SWFA?

yes, I have the ND-3…it is superb and does exactly what it is advertised to do…best of both a laser and a torch combined!

Within the past month or so Laser Genetics has apparently, or so they say, made improvements to the base model. On top of that they have come out with a couple upgrades — ND3x40 and the ND3x50.
Here’s the press release on the ND3x50

LASER GENETICS® LAUNCHES ND-3®x50 LASER DESIGNATOR

Patented Long Distance Green Laser Designator

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Laser Genetics announces the ND-3®x50 Laser Designator. Turn your scoped rifle into a powerful night hunter—the most powerful 532nm green laser designator available to the consumer market.

Until now, hunting at night required a flashlight or spotlight with bulky, heavy batteries. Now you can pinpoint your target with virtually no loss due to flooding. Quick, one-handed adjustment controls the beam diameter and light intensity to focus light where you need it most. The 7-hour battery life allows you to handle a full night of hunting or a variety of emergencies.

For optimum night vision for hunting, pair the ND-3×50 laser designator with a high quality variable power scope having a 40mm or larger objective lens to provide maximum light transmission. The 50mm diameter allows you to spot your target up to 500 yards away as it is 120% brighter than the original ND-3 at 100 yards.

The included mounting system fits 1” scope tubes and provide full adjustment for windage and elevation alignment. A pressure sensitive switch, mount for weaver rails and a tripod mount also included.

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Also, rumor has it they will be coming out with a “PRO” model in the fall. Priced around a grand or so. Let me know if anybody has tried the “new & improved”

BSA Guns= great quality

BSA Optics= Cheap Chinese Junk at an elevated price.