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The Sightmark LoPro Combo Light & Green Laser packs three tools into one slim housing: a high-output white LED rated up to 300 lumens, an IR illuminator for night vision use, and a Class IIIA green laser. The whole thing sits low and mounts in front of a riflescope on a Picatinny or Weaver rail without crowding your line of sight, which is the whole point of the LoPro design. It's a solid all-in-one answer for close-range shooting when you want light and a laser without bolting on separate units.
The green laser reaches out to roughly 50 yards in daylight and past 600 yards after dark, with a 1.5 inch dot at 50 yards. Windage and elevation turrets are hand-adjustable with 1 MOA clicks, so you can zero the dot for close range without digging for tools. On the light side you get three levels topping out at 300 lumens, plus that integrated IR beam for anyone running night vision. You can drive it all with the push button on the unit or the included pressure pad, and the digital switch lets you set it to run laser only, light only, or both.
The aluminum body carries an IPX5 weather-resistant rating and is built to shrug off rain, snow, and knocks in the field. It's recoil rated up to .308 and takes up to 600 G's, so it holds zero on a hard-kicking setup. A single CR123A battery runs the unit, giving you around 23 hours on the laser alone and shorter windows when you're leaning on the light and laser together.
One nice touch: the top of the LoPro Combo is set up to accept a Mini Shot reflex sight, so you can add a backup red dot right on top if you want a compact aiming solution stacked with your light and laser. Between the low-profile mount holding a rock-solid zero and the flexibility of light, IR, and green laser in one package, it's a practical choice for AR builds and general rifle-mounted duty.
Yes. Using the digital switch you can set it to run the laser only, the light only, or both at the same time. That works whether you're activating it with the push button on the unit or the included pressure pad, so you can tailor it to how you shoot.
It does. Along with the visible 300-lumen white LED, this model has an integrated IR illuminator specifically for use with night vision devices. That makes it a flexible pick if you split time between daylight and low-light or NV work.
It runs on a single CR123A battery and gives you up to about 23 hours on the laser alone. Runtime drops when you're leaning on the light, with roughly 38 minutes when running the light and laser together at max. The battery is included in the box, so you can zero it the day it arrives.
The single-piece mount and aluminum body are built for a rock-solid zero, and the unit is recoil rated up to .308 with a 600 G tolerance. The 1 MOA hand-adjustable windage and elevation turrets let you dial in the dot without tools. It's meant for real range and field use, not just plinking.
| UPC | 812495024733 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SM25013 |
| Dot Size | 1.50" at 50 Yards |
| Length | 6.3500 |
| Mount Type | Picatinny/Weaver |
| Power | 5mW |
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