In the field, you have one shot. The CTL-200 ensures your laser is ready as you raise your crossbow, with no fumbling for a button in the dark, no missed shots because your sight wasn't on.
Raise your crossbow, laser is on. Lower it, laser is off. It responds to orientation as you raise. No button to press.
At dawn, dusk, or under overcast skies, the green dot stands out on the target. How far you can see it depends on the light.
The CTL-200's polymer housing is built for field conditions. Vibration-resistant mounting survives the recoil of even high-powered crossbows.
The CTL-200 easily mounts to various rail systems such as Picatinny and Weaver, using the included adapters. Both adapter cleats are included in the box.
Built-in rechargeable battery charges via USB-C. A full charge gives hours of active use and months on standby. No batteries to swap in the field.
Every CTL-200 carries a 3-year limited warranty. Built for the field.
The CTL-200 fits any crossbow with a standard Picatinny or Weaver accessory rail. The following models are confirmed compatible:
Air rifles with Picatinny or Weaver rails accept the CTL-200 directly. Perfect for pest control, target shooting, and training without live ammo.

| Feature | CTL-200 | Standard Laser Sight | Scope Only |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motion-Activated (no buttons) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Auto-Off on Lower | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| USB-C Rechargeable | ✓ | Varies | N/A |
| Picatinny + Weaver Adapters Included | ✓ | Varies | N/A |
| 3-Year Limited Warranty | ✓ | 1 Year | 1 Year |
| Price | $249 | $80–$300 | $150–$800 |
Select your platform and use case to confirm fitment and get your personalized setup card.
Mounted it on my TenPoint Nitro 505. The motion activation is perfect for hunting — the laser is on the moment I raise, off when I lower. No button fumbling at dawn.
Used it on my Gamo Swarm for pest control. The green laser is clearly visible even in bright daylight. Mounted up easily and was on target right away.
Perfect for my Barnett crossbow. The auto-off when I lower the bow is a great safety feature. 3-year warranty sealed the deal.
Laser sight regulations vary by state. Look up your state's current status before heading into the field.
Select your state to see the current laser sight hunting regulation status.
Hunting regulations change annually. This tool is provided as general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always confirm current rules with your state wildlife agency before hunting season.
The CTL-200 is designed for aiming at targets — game animals, range targets, and training objectives. Always treat the laser beam as you would any Class IIIa laser: never aim at a person's face, eyes, or body. Never direct the beam at other hunters, bystanders, or any person in the field.
The CTL-200 is a Class IIIa (3R) laser operating at up to 5mW at 520nm. Direct or reflected exposure to this beam can cause permanent retinal damage in under 0.25 seconds. Standard hunting eye protection does not protect against laser exposure. Never direct the beam at any person, regardless of whether they are wearing eye protection.
Under 18 U.S.C. § 39A, aiming a laser at an aircraft or its flight path is a federal felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The FAA may also impose civil penalties of up to $32,646 per violation. Multiple states additionally prohibit aiming lasers at law enforcement officers, vehicles, or any person. Never use the CTL-200 outdoors in a manner that could direct the beam toward aircraft, flight paths, law enforcement personnel, or any occupied vehicle.
The CTL-200 is a Class IIIa laser product. Several U.S. states (including Hawaii, South Carolina, and Illinois) restrict the possession and use of Class IIIa laser devices by minors. The CTL-200 must not be used by persons under 18 years of age without direct adult supervision. Keep out of reach of children.
In most U.S. states, laser sights on crossbows and hunting rifles are legal. However, some states restrict or prohibit laser sights for specific game or seasons. Known restrictions: Maryland (prohibited for all hunting), Washington State (prohibited for big game), Tennessee (no sight may project onto the target). Additional states may have similar language under "electronic device" or "artificial light" provisions. The CTL-200 is fully legal for recreational use, target shooting, and bowfishing in all 50 states. Always verify your state's current hunting regulations with your state wildlife agency before use in the field. Hunting regulations change annually.
The CTL-200 is a firearm accessory and laser sight — not a laser pointer, regulated under FDA 21 CFR 1040.10 as a Class IIIa laser product.
This information is provided as general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Combat Tactical Laser, LLC is not responsible for regulatory violations arising from use of this product in restricted jurisdictions. See full FAQ → · Full Laser Safety Guidelines →