what type of batteries does this laser take?
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http://www.armalaser.com/tr1features.html:"The TR1 features a convenient battery door to replace its single CR1/3N battery (also can use 2 357 watch cells) so you won't lose any of the laser's ''zero'' when replacing batteries like with other lasers."I also have the Crimson Trace laser for the P3AT, which is the laser mounted. The ArmaLaser is slightly larger/bulkier, but the "switch" doesn't always work for me. It is two parallel "wires", very close together embedded in the case below the trigger. My hands are always dry and my skin is usually not conductive enough to activate the laser. Girls don't have this problem, using hand creams all the time. http://www.armalaser.com/tr1features.html:"The TR1 features a convenient battery door to replace its single CR1/3N battery (also can use 2 357 watch cells) so you won't lose any of the laser's ''zero'' when replacing batteries like with other lasers."I also have the Crimson Trace laser for the P3AT, which is the laser mounted. The ArmaLaser is slightly larger/bulkier, but the "switch" doesn't always work for me. It is two parallel "wires", very close together embedded in the case below the trigger. My hands are always dry and my... » Read More http://www.armalaser.com/tr1features.html:"The TR1 features a convenient battery door to replace its single CR1/3N battery (also can use 2 357 watch cells) so you won't lose any of the laser's ''zero'' when replacing batteries like with other lasers."I also have the Crimson Trace laser for the P3AT, which is the laser mounted. The ArmaLaser is slightly larger/bulkier, but the "switch" doesn't always work for me. It is two parallel "wires", very close together embedded in the case below the trigger. My hands are always dry and my skin is usually not conductive enough to activate the laser. Girls don't have this problem, using hand creams all the time. « Show Less
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It uses a single cr1/3n or you can use two 357 lithium watch batteries. I like this laser. The instant on touch sensor on the trigger guard is absolutely idiot proof. You will never have to think about or do anything to activate the laser. Just pick up the gun and it will be on. It's ideal for my wife too. She doesn't need anything to fumble with when she really needs that laser to work. I would definitely get this again.
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Cr123 battery both laser/light uses 1 battery total. Screw off the light lens cover and boom there's your batter for both laser/light.
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Mine came with the laser. The unit I received was complete, only needing to be plugged into the motherboard.
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it uses LR41 button batteries . if you leave the batteries when not in use , they will go dead . their cheap . buy a bunch
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This uses 2 CR123A batteries. Get good ones, don't cheap out (any std brands-duracell, energizer, surefire, or batterystation).
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There are two possible explanations that I can think of: 1) the Batteries are cheap/old, or 2) the product is defective/poorly designed. Perhaps there is a fault with a resistor that is letting the laser burn itself out.
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LR44 button cell batteries (4). The batteries that came with the flashlight soon corroded and caused the flashlight to fail even with new batteries. I LOVE this flashlight but am very sad that mine no longer works. I do not see any guarantee on the package. : (
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my lightkeeper has the type of battery listed inside the battery compartment. However, it cross references to a 357. A pack of four of the 357 batteries cost a little over $8.00 at Bulbs and Batteries Plus. Actually, Bulbs and Batteries Plus has a magnificent supply of all kinds of things. A fun place to shop. I purchase all my needs of fluorescent lamps for my commercial customers. And they rebuild all my Dewalt batteries too. By the way, the lightkeeper has paid for itself 5 or 6 times in the last two Christmas seasons!
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Takes CR123 battery. The switch has ligh. laser. light and laser, and off positions.
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I purchased one last Christmas. I don't remember what kind of batteries it needed. It did work great.
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The SightMark Laser bore sight takes 2, LR754 batteries. There kind of like watch batteries.....maybe they are watch batteries...I don't know. But the size is LR 754. I really like mine. I bought a cheaper brand laser bore sight first and ended up throwing it away because it was junk. Since purchasing the SightMark I have not had any problems.
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hello, you have to take apart the laser to replace the battery and in order to do so you must roll back the grip a little ways to get access to the whole unit. but you do not have to remove the grip completely
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The Centerpoint Laser Boresighter uses three # AG13 button batteries. The 1.5 volt AG13 alkaline battery also goes by the numbers LL44; CR44; SR44; #357; #A76. These batteries are available at Home Depot, Lowe's, Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Radio Shack to name a few. The boresighter is polarity sensitive. Make sure the button cells are installed into the battery holder with the large flat side into the holder first or the unit will not illuminate. CML
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Cr2032. It actually comes with two batteries in the package. This is a very inexpensive red/green dot sight that works absolutely wonderful. I have it on an sks with a bullpup conversion. It works awesome.
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one of those flat 3V batteries that are the size of a penny. they sell them at walmart but the optic comes w/ a spare.
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for the laser....u unscrew the end to reveal the battery...for scope its on top.....the laser..didnt work, package came without a flashlight
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CR2032. 3 Volt Lithium. That's the battery that is in it when purchased, and they are available on Amazon. They are more than likely found in local stores as well. These are nice candles.