Olight Baldr Mini Green Laser and Flashlight Review

Olight sent us the Baldr Mini Green Laser and 600 Lumen Flashlight to review. Chris had been keeping a flashlight on his home defense gun but had not a laser light, so he had to learn the principles involved in mounting and using your laser. Learn along with us.
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Time Stamp:
00:00 Introduction
00:17 Unboxing
01:52 Changing the pic rail adapters
02:50 Examining the Baldr Mini
03:45 Turning it on and off
04:20 Switching functions
05:05 Attaching it to a Sig P320
06:15 Positioning the laser for the flight path
09:01 Sighting the target and adjusting
10:02 Shooting with the laser on the P320
11:20 What happens with magnified shooting glasses
12:30 How easy it is to adjust
13:00 Settings
13:31 Magnetic charging port
13:49 Attaching it to the FNS9
14:40 Sighting the target with the FNS9
15:31 Shooting the FNS9 with the laser attached
15:44 Adjusting the positioning
16:34 Shooting the FNS9
17:08 Ease of use
17:48 Testing the light and laser indoors
18:30 Will it be my new weapon light?
20:18 More shooting now that all the settings are correct
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[@chefjaredmiller]

Heck yeah bud! Tell Olight that you just sold them a light laser! Really appreciate the way you broke everything down, some of these bigger channels didn't go through 1% of the detail that you have put into this video! Watch 6 videos before finding yours! Thank you sir for going through the every single thing that I need to know for setting this up on my gun. Watched it all the way through.

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

Jared, thanks for the comments. I try to include info in the videos that I want know for myself when I check new products.

[@armyrat206]

@@DoubleEagleGunworks watched your video, now have one of these on the way from Amazon!!
Thanks

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

@@armyrat206 Thanks for the comment.

[@richardefriend]

I have what I consider an easier process, especially if you're zeroing multiple lasers. I use a portable work bench that has a clamping vice. I clamp the pistol gently (but firmly) in the vice area, at a distance from a wall that I want to use as my zero (I usually go with 15 yds, but it's totally up to the shooter). I then tape a bullseye to the wall so that the sights of the pistol (now relatively fixed because of the vice) are dead zero on target. You can gently move the work bench from side to side to assist with this horizontally, and move the target on the wall for vertical accuracy. When the iron sights are dead on for the bullseye, I turn the laser on and adjust it so that it too is dead on the bullseye and voila, the laser is zeroed and ready for the range (for minor adjustment as needed) without wasting any ammo. If your pistol also has a red dot mounted, that'd be next to zero on the bullseye, and now you've zeroed both without firing a shot. BTW-I've zeroed my 6 Baldr Mini's this way, and the RMR's sitting above as well.

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

Richard, thanks for the info. Good advice.

[@GlockPunisher1]

Make your own video see where the simplicity is.

[@barrypage7296]

Very good review and easy to follow as a tutorial. Thanks!

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

Barry, thanks for watching.

[@jamesphillips2216]

Thank you for the review. It really helps, I am new to the pistol world. Again thanks for the review it really helps and is appreciated! The way you explained things make sense!! Thanks again from your newest subscriber!!

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

Thanks for watching, James.

[@DanaN43]

Thanks for the video. How long does it take to recharge the battery?

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

If it is completely dead, I think it takes about an hour. I did not specifically look at that.

[@kevo875k]

I just bought the baldr mini.. how is yours holding up?

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

So far, it is holding up fine. It is not on a gun I carry everyday. So it does not get the abuse of a daily carry.

[@ste-c1218]

Hello great chanel my friend...
Can you PLEASE tell me is there any wobble or play from where the light joins the mount ??? I have heard a lot of people complaining about this... I want one but ... im worried... please can you help me ... thanks so much

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

I have the Baldr Mini mounted on my FNS9 and it is rock solid. You really have to work to make it move. I take it off and put it back on when I demonstrate it during my classes. It is still as tight now as when it was new. It is a great product.

[@GlockPunisher1]

Tighten the screw

[@totljag1]

Did it hold up ?

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

Yes. Still works great.

[@lilchapo5154]

Would it fit a springfield xd 40?

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

As long as the XD 40 has a standard picatinny rail, it will fit.

[@lilchapo5154]

@@DoubleEagleGunworks thanks again

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

@@lilchapo5154 👍

[@DG-888]

Does the laser stay accurate though?

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

During testing it remained accurate. I have not had a chance to do any further testing.

[@EdibleFlipFlops]

@@DoubleEagleGunworks Still accurate?

[@DoubleEagleGunworks]

@@EdibleFlipFlops yes. It holds zero very well. I have not had any problems.