A compact tactical accessory is drawing attention among firearm enthusiasts for delivering both illumination and target designation in a single, lightweight package. The Sightmark LoPro Light/Laser Combo, produced by Sightmark, combines a 300‑lumen white weapon light with a 5mW green laser in a device roughly the size of a standard Zippo lighter.
A compact tactical accessory is drawing attention among firearm enthusiasts for delivering both illumination and target designation in a single, lightweight package. The Sightmark LoPro Light/Laser Combo, produced by Sightmark, combines a 300‑lumen white weapon light with a 5mW green laser in a device roughly the size of a standard Zippo lighter.
The LoPro features onboard push‑button controls as well as a remote pressure pad for easier activation while maintaining a firing grip. Its green laser can be adjusted for windage and elevation without tools, allowing users to align it with existing optics quickly. The unit is also rated IPX5 water‑resistant, making it suitable for use in adverse weather conditions.
Firearms writer Will Dabbs, who reviewed the device, described it as a compact upgrade that can remain mounted on a rifle without adding noticeable bulk until needed. He highlighted the usefulness of a laser in low‑light scenarios where quickly acquiring a target through traditional optics may be difficult.
In one example shared in the review, Dabbs described investigating the sound of breaking glass outside his rural home during a moonless night. Using his rifle’s mounted light and laser to scan the area, he ultimately discovered the culprit was a raccoon that had knocked over a glass bowl on the porch.
While the situation turned out harmless, he noted that the laser allowed him to align his rifle on the target while maintaining awareness of his surroundings.
Laser sights have been part of firearm accessories for decades and were popularized in pop culture through films such as The Terminator directed by James Cameron. Early systems were bulky and required external power supplies, but modern designs like the LoPro have dramatically reduced size and power requirements.
Advocates say laser sights can supplement traditional optics by allowing shooters to aim effectively from unconventional positions or in situations where a normal sight picture is difficult to obtain. They can also serve as a deterrent during confrontations by visibly signaling that a firearm is trained on a target.
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The LoPro’s white light includes multiple modes bright, strobe, and a softer running light adjustable by twisting the bezel. According to the manufacturer, the unit is rated for firearms chambered up to .308 caliber.
With a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of about $149.97, the LoPro is positioned as a budget‑friendly option compared with many other combined light‑and‑laser systems on the market.
Industry observers note that while laser sights are not intended to replace primary optics such as red‑dot sights or scopes, compact combination devices like the LoPro offer additional versatility for users seeking improved low‑light capability without significant added weight or cost.
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