600 lumens and a red aiming laser on a light small enough to holster. Light it up, put the dot on it, decide.
✓ 600 lumens with up to 130 m of throw
✓ Red laser holds zero through recoil, 1200G shock-tested
✓ USB-C rechargeable, IP65, 5 oz mounted
Light, laser, and strobe. One rail slot.
Everything you want on a home-defense or range pistol, without the bulk of a full-size light.
Light up the room
600 lumens with 130 m of throw. Enough to see what is at the end of the hallway, not just the wall in front of you.
A laser that holds zero
Red aiming laser, adjustable for windage and elevation, shock-tested to 1200G. Zero it once and it stays put.
Holster-friendly footprint
5 oz with the battery and a low profile built for compact pistols. It fits light-bearing holsters instead of fighting them.
Charge it, don't feed it
USB-C rechargeable, so there are no coin cells to hunt for. IP65 rated and runs from -4°F to 122°F.
Mount. Zero. Run it.
No gunsmith, no special tools. The adjustment tool is in the box.
Mount it
Verify the pistol is unloaded. Slide the GAL-B onto the Glock or Picatinny rail and snug the mounting screw with the included tool.
Zero the laser
Turn the laser on, aim at a target at your preferred distance, and walk the dot onto your sights with the windage and elevation screws. Snug, not tight.
Pick your mode
Laser only for aiming, light only for a look, light + laser together, or strobe when you need to disorient. Charge over USB-C when the day is done.
GAL-B vs. the bargain-bin rail light
Name-brand light and laser combos run $120 to $250. The $30 no-name lights skip the parts that matter. The GAL-B sits in between on price and gives up nothing that counts.
| Feature | Aeroshot GAL-B | No-name rail light |
|---|---|---|
| Output | 600 lumens, up to 130 m of throw | 150–300 lumens, no throw rating |
| Aiming laser | Adjustable red laser, holds zero under recoil | None, or fixed and drifts |
| Modes | Laser, light, light + laser, strobe | On/off only |
| Power | USB-C rechargeable | Disposable coin cells |
| Weather | IP65, -4°F to 122°F | No rating |
| Recoil | 1200G shock-tested | Untested |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime | 30 days, if any |
| Support | US-based, real humans in Ontario, CA | Marketplace seller |
GAL-B Specifications
Guarantee
Run it for 30 days or send it back
Mount it, run it at the range, carry it. If the GAL-B isn't the light you wanted, return it within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, no interrogation. And the light itself is covered for life under our limited lifetime warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the GAL-B fit my pistol?
It mounts to any pistol with a Glock-style or Picatinny (1913) accessory rail: slide it on, snug the mounting screw with the included tool, done. If your pistol has a very short rail or you are not sure what it has, email us the make and model before you order and we will tell you straight.
Will my holster still fit?
Probably not. A standard holster is molded to the bare pistol and usually will not close around a mounted light. You will want a holster cut for a light-bearing pistol. The GAL-B is low-profile and 5 oz with the battery, so it fits compact light-bearing holsters better than a full-size light does.
Is it good for everyday carry?
Yes. The compact, low-profile design keeps added bulk to a minimum, so it carries well as long as your holster supports a light-bearing setup.
What are the modes?
Four: laser only for aiming, light only for a look, light + laser together, and strobe for disorienting a threat. Pick the one that fits the moment.
Can I see the red laser in daylight?
The laser is at its best indoors and in low light, which is where a pistol light earns its keep. In bright sun the dot gets harder to pick up, which is normal for any visible red laser.
How long does it run, and how do I charge it?
Up to 1 hour with the light and laser running together, longer with the light alone. The battery is built in and charges over USB-C, so there are no coin cells or CR123s to buy. Top it off after a range day and it is ready.
Will recoil knock it loose or off zero?
The GAL-B is shock-tested to 1200G and the laser is built to hold zero under heavy recoil. Like any rail-mounted accessory, check the mounting screw now and then to make sure it is still snug.
Can I adjust the laser?
Yes. Windage (left and right) and elevation (up and down) are both adjustable with the included tool. Make small turns and do not overtighten the adjustment screws.
Is it waterproof?
It is IP65 rated, which means rain, splashes, sweat, and dust are fine. Do not submerge it or hit it with pressure-washer style water.
Is the strobe safe?
The strobe is built for tactical disorientation. Anyone sensitive to flashing light, including people with photosensitive epilepsy, should use caution around it.
Is the laser eye-safe?
The GAL-B uses a 5 mW visible red laser (632–650 nm), the same class as common consumer laser devices. Never look directly into the beam or point it at anyone's eyes. Always verify the pistol is unloaded before mounting or zeroing.
Do I need special tools to install it?
No. The Allen wrench in the box handles both the mounting screw and the laser zero. Most people are mounted and zeroed in a few minutes.
What if it isn't for me?
Return it within 30 days for a full refund, no restocking fee. After that, the GAL-B is covered by our limited lifetime warranty. Free shipping on all US orders.