Holosun LS321G Review: Budget IR Laser & Illuminator With Slaved Visible Laser

Published on December 9, 2017
Duration: 16:52

The Holosun LS321G offers a budget-friendly IR laser and illuminator with a slaved visible green laser, competing with higher-priced units. It features a QD mount, CR123A battery, and IP67 rating. While reliable across multiple calibers, its IR illuminator's maximum 13-degree flood is noted as a limitation.

Quick Summary

The Holosun LS321G is a budget-friendly tactical aiming device featuring a visible green laser, an IR laser, and an IR illuminator. It offers slaved aiming, meaning zeroing the visible laser also zeros the IR components, and is IP67 waterproof.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Live Fire Demo
  2. 00:33Product Overview, Features & Pricing
  3. 01:59Night Vision IR Laser & Illuminator Testing
  4. 06:23Mounting, QD Lever & Remote Switch
  5. 07:45Technical Specs: Battery, Waterproofing & Material
  6. 08:07Controls, Mode Selection & Slaved Lasers
  7. 10:55Reliability Test Results & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Holosun LS321G?

The Holosun LS321G is a budget-friendly tactical aiming device featuring a visible green laser, an infrared (IR) laser, and an IR illuminator, designed for use with night vision.

How does the Holosun LS321G compare to high-end IR lasers?

It's positioned as a more affordable alternative to premium units from brands like L3 and Steiner, retailing around $800, while offering similar core functionalities.

What are the key features of the Holosun LS321G?

Key features include slaved visible and IR lasers (zero one, zero all), an adjustable IR illuminator (4-13 degrees), a quick-detach (QD) mount, and IP67 waterproofing.

What is the main limitation of the Holosun LS321G?

The primary critique mentioned is the limited maximum flood angle of the IR illuminator, which caps out at 13 degrees, potentially restricting wide-area illumination.

More Tactical & Gear Videos You Might Like

More from Mrgunsngear Channel

View all →