Lasers?
I have a CT on my Smith 442. 99% of my practice is in the daylight hours where I can barely see the dot. If I am involved in a shooting, it will most likely be low light, where I see a laser as beneficial and it will be highly visible. I can see the usefulness of them, but wouldn't reccomend anyone rely solely on them for defensive use. I never understood the 'intimidation factor' of a laser. If I were a bad guy, advancing on a soon to be victim, I seriously doubt I'd be spending much time looking at my own chest or belly for a small red dot on there. The CT'a are bright and if you could zap someone in the eye, it would distract them, but if you pull a defensive sidearm, it had better be pointed a center mass!!
Complete thread:
- Lasers? -
Drago,
2016-03-31, 18:53
- A couple of fans in our little pistol league. - Hoot, 2016-03-31, 19:01
- Properly applied the laser can be a useful adjunct - Hobie, 2016-03-31, 19:25
- I won't carry a gun without a Crimson Trace laser... - Boge Quinn, 2016-03-31, 20:26
- Lasers? -
Cherokee,
2016-03-31, 21:59
- Lasers? - Catoosa, 2016-03-31, 22:28
- Lasers? - bob, 2016-04-01, 15:02
- Useful in a few, limited situations. - cas, 2016-04-01, 19:26
- They are a gimmick to me.... - woody, 2016-04-01, 19:48
- I always looked at them just like I do night sights -
Bob Hatfield,
2016-04-02, 06:45
- I always looked at them just like I do night sights - Art, 2016-04-02, 16:51
- Lasers? Cool but much ado... - Byron, 2016-04-02, 10:47
- Lasers? - Slow Hand, 2016-04-02, 11:17