Tracer Unit Lighter Glow in Dark for 14mm CCW/10mm CW Thread M14 CCW Thread to M11 CW Thread

I was able to get this mounted without extra outer barrel or forgrip gimmicks. Remove the outer barrel and foregrip. Tap the tip exit of the fake plastic silencer to machine thread at 3/8. Thread in the adaptor and make sure it sits flush to the fake silencer tip. Reasemble the m4. Thread on the flasher, which is reversed Thread onto the fake suppression on the airsoft.

After reviewing the item with a friend, it works as it should. But it did have blobs of silicon inside the charging port.

This is an OKAY tracer unit, I mainly got this just for curiosity reasons as the reviews made this seem like it was worth it. On the positives... it does work as advertised, no issues with charging the unit, and has a decent extorior build quality. Battery life seems good as its lasted a whole days worth of pewing. Now... for the negatives... this unit is too cheap, sure its the cheapest one on the market but for not much more you can get an Acetech unit that is miles better than this. For an example, during a match a bb had bounced up against the inner tubing of the unit and shattered the side of it but still works as it should. There's a O-ring gasket that seals the tubing when taken apart for charging and it likes to get caught when tightening the cap back on the unit and you have to fiddle around until it clears, may just be mine but its VERY annoying. Lastly, the brightness when it charges up the bb is so dim, its noticeable but the light isnt strong enough to produce that nice bright glow that better units do. In the case, I can only recommend if this is your only option. Otherwise, I'd spend the extra $20 to get yourself a nice Acetech Brighter C or even a Blaster C.

This is half the price of other tracer units and after reading the reviews I was on the fence with the quality control and whether it worked or not, but I figured it half the price it was worth a shot and I'm glad I got it. It works fantastically putting up a bright muzzle flash and lighting the tracer rounds perfectly I will say it has a couple of modes and the button is a little odd. The instructions aren't much clearer on it. Basically you push the unit one time to turn it on if it's not on already. When it's on it will flash once every 5 seconds to change the mode, you hold the button for about two or three seconds until the tracer flashes then you will be in mode too so switching back and forth between modes is while it's on press and hold the button till it flashes. It will auto off if you leave at rest, but to turn off manually you press and hold for that same time until the unit flashes and then tap it once more and it'll triple flash indicating it's going off and not switching modes. It's a little confusing but just play with it you'll get it. It looks super fantastic at night and I'm definitely getting another one for my pistol. I mounted this one on a AEG AR-15. And I ended up swapping it back and forth to my pistol so much that I'm going to get another one. It has standard 14 counterclockwise threading. That is the standard of the people who had problems with fitment are using unusual sizes. Definitely best in price category, 4 Stars.

I'm going to start by saying their customer service it's great. Mine stopped working Pastor 30-day return window but as of when you're warranted I emailed them and they sent a replacement. That alone is 5 stars. I can't give you five stars though because the charger part is too close almost doesn't fit. And it needs to be unscrewed to charge and the starting button is clear super tiny and can fall Without You noticing. But if you're careful with it when you unscrew it and you're careful when you plug it into charge it is a great Trace unit I love the Flash. I've played three five to eight hour days in a row without recharging and it kept going.