LaserLyte has introduced a version of their K-15 Kryptonyte Laser in Tan which will match most tactical weapons. The LaserLyte K-15 Kryptonyte requires three inches of space on a Mil Std 1913 Picatinny or weaver type rail to attach and is constructed of aircraft grade 6061 aluminum with T3 hardness that has been Tan anodized with Level 2 hardness. Additionally, the chassis has been laser engraved so that the markings clearly display user-friendly features. It is also fully adjustable with hex drive screws protected by sealed turret caps. The offset design of the laser aperture allows for more flexible mounting options. The recessed activation selector can be changed to off, constant on and momentary on which is used with the 10-inch long tape switch.
It features a Class III Green laser can be seen in daylight up to 100 yards and at night up to a mile away which is powered by a single CR-123 battery.
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Are they water resistant? I can’t find anything on the company website in either the spec-sheet or FAQ.
They really messed up by not making the switch plug compatible with the Insight/Laser Devices universal plug.
Take a look at the price point here.
The answer from LaserLyte is not waterproof but rather water resistant.
This item is going for less than $300.
I have seen really lousy reviews for this on Amazon, don’t know it it is true or not but makes me hesitant
~James G
It’s $300. I would weigh price and application. Plinker? Sure. Can’t afford a Laser Devices pointer? Sure. I have learned that not everybody can afford a Cadillac or needs one.