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The device also has a 100 lumen light that has a strobe option. It's very disorienting and bright. Another tactical advantage. :)

RJGold wrote:If the air has any sort of impurities in it (fog, moisture, pollen, dust), red lasers will be visible back to the source as well...

The green paints a line much clearer than the red. Definitely a disadvantage in giving away your position... Although the intimidation factor may be a pro when to comes to self defense. You will certainly know that someone is pointing a laser at you!

It's not quite a light saber... But it's close!

Jose_in_Dallas wrote:

jmra wrote:

nyj wrote:That's a beauty, Jose.

very nice.

Thanks man!

AdamJ1555 wrote:G19 with a Veridian CL5 Green Laser

That's the first green laser I've seen (although I've heard of them before). Any advantage to a green laser over red?

The green is quite a bit brighter, easy to see in broad daylight... It paints a big dot! As mentioned below, they chew up a battery! But I can still get 6hrs of continuous laser on a single battery. Just got it, so I don't have many shots with it yet. It performed well the first time at the range though. :)

G19 with a Veridian CL5 Green Laser