StarFinder™ Chrome Green Laser Pointer - 4-5mw output power!
On-Off control retrofit kit version also available.




This compact green laser pointer emits a dramatically bright green
beam that extends far into the night sky. Great for presentations or as
a telescope aiming finder, the beam projects a vivid green line to the
astronomical feature in the sky. Actual Night Photo

Constructed of thick metal tubing with a pocket clip and momentary
pushbutton control. Guaranteed output power of 4 to 5 milliwatts at
532nm, Class IIIa, the most powerful class pointer allowed by the FDA.
Continuous wave, linear polarization, 1.2 mRad beam divergence,
glass lens, chrome silver finish. Comes with two AAA alkaline cells
and a case. Momentary button. Also works with lithium batteries.
Six Month Warranty against defects! (We don't warrant damage from
being dropped on a hard surface!)

These laser pointers tolerate cold conditions much better than older
technology models, allowing use in frigid conditions!

Every laser we sell is individually tested with a commercial laser
power meter to ensure output power and operation! Beware of lasers
advertized as "<5mw". Ours are guaranteed 4-5mw output power!

Fits ScopeStuff #SFM1 Laser Finder Mount and options listed below.



$48.00 - #LAS5 - StarFinder™ Chrome <5mw Green Laser Pointer, Momentary Button, With Case
$34.00 - #LASH - Heater for Green Laser Pointers - Information here!


Our price includes shipping in the USA!

Ordering Information




Safe Use of Laser Pointers:
Laser pointers are not toys and should be used only by adults
in controlled situations. Lasers can cause permanent eye damage.
Never aim a laser pointer at anything other than the sky. Use only
after ensuring there are no aircraft in the area. Misuse of laser pointers
can result in prosecution by federal, state and local authorities.

Starfinder Mount is Here

Momentary External Switches are Here

Laser Pointer Lanyard is Here

How does a green laser pointer work?
(Or: Why are they more expensive than red laser pointers?)


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