A predator laser puts a bright green beam where you point it, so you can find and mark your target faster in the dark. Both lasers on this page mount to a Picatinny rail, which keeps the beam lined up with your rifle and your hands free for the shot.
Hunters use a predator laser pointer to show a partner which coyote to watch, to mark where an animal dropped so they can walk straight to it, and to get on target quickly at night.
Green is the usual color for hunting because the eye sees green light as brighter than red at the same power, so the dot shows up better at distance. Compare how each model mounts, how it switches on (a remote or pressure switch keeps your hand on the rifle), the battery it takes and whether you can adjust it to line up with your scope. Detailed specs are on each product page.
Laser rules differ by state, so check yours before you hunt with one, and never point a laser at people, vehicles or aircraft. To spot heat at night before you mark it, pair a laser with a thermal like those in our monoculars with LRF section.
Green looks strongest to the human eye. Our eyes are most sensitive to green light, so a green laser appears several times brighter than a red one of the same power. That's why both lasers on this page, the RMLSG RC and the MYCRO, are green.
For hunters, it's about pointing things out in the dark. You can show a partner which coyote to take, mark where an animal fell so you can recover it, and pick up a target faster. A rail mount keeps the laser on your rifle so you don't have to hold it.
Owning and carrying a laser pointer is legal in most of the US. Pointing one at an aircraft is a federal crime, and aiming at people or vehicles can bring charges too. Treat a rail-mounted laser with the same care you give the rifle it sits on.
In many states they are, but not everywhere. Some states restrict lasers or any projected light when hunting certain game or at night. Rules for coyotes and hogs are often looser than for deer, so check with your state wildlife agency before you hunt with a green laser.