[RugersRock]

As the title reads


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[CallMaker]

Not................

 

[Blaze]

Not .................

 

[bikeride4fun]

Depends on what type of shooting your doing. I have lasers on both of my EDC, never know what situation you might be in. But for everyday range shooting...no.....

 

[squirrelhunter]

I've got them on both my CCW guns and love them,but for other guns no.

 

[Reagan]

Only on my SR556.....and it rocks!


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[ArizonaHeat]

Lasers make sense and are practical on a firearm you will be using for self defense so an EDC or house gun. They allow you to get off hits without having to get a clean sight picture. This is extremely beneficial when in close point shooting, when behind cover, or other awkward shooting position, as well as when you are injured and down to using either strong or weak hand only. Not to mention the benefit received in the dark.

I don't see the point for them on anything that isn't a defense gun though.


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[LT2108]

I have them on my duty weapon, light/laser combo.

It was issued to me that way

 

[threetango]

There are many situations where the laser can make a definite difference.
Here's a good article that may help to show what the benefits are.

http://www.utahontarget.com/article6.html

 

[RugersRock]

Great article. Thank you!


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[RugersRock]

Think I'm going to try the CrimsonTrace


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[krss144]

The only time one would be useful (my opinion) when you would need to quick draw, up close and personal-point blank...otherwise I wouldnt need it nor use.

 

[stvan1]

Great article. I have used CTC lasers and will continue to. They are especially helpful to me since I had a detached retina in my once dominate right eye. With a CTC I don't have to aim so much as point.

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[jmohme]

They do have the intimidation factor if time allows.
My Glock 22 came with one, but when awakened in the middle of the night, I doubt that I would waste any time fumbling with it, so I practice without it.

 

[MenzRoom]

Depends, I think their useless on an LCP but nice on a larger gun


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[Nogoat]

I have one on a Shield 40 and it works great. Easy to tap on that small frame. big holes @ ten yards


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[JimA]

Depends, I think their useless on an LCP but nice on a larger gun


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In my opinion they are very useful on a tiny pistol with minimal sights like the LCP. They can be used as quickly as you can point the gun and you have visual confirmation of where it is aimed instantly.

I have them on all my carry guns from LCP, Kahr P380 to full size 1911'S. I can consistently hit on target faster with the laser at fighting distance than with the stock sights.

The biggest plus to me is that I can focus on the threat instead of the front sight. That is a huge advantage in my opinion if the target is moving or trying to kill you.

For targets and long range shooting the front sight focus is great and very accurate. I learned to point shoot from the beginning in case I was ever in a tight situation that required immediate action. The laser just confirms where my shot is going and does it instantly.

Don't think I discount well aimed pistol shooting. I hunt deer with a Ruger .45 Colt revolver and the iron sights. That requires good front sight focus. It doesn't require speed.

 

[MenzRoom]

In my opinion they are very useful on a tiny pistol with minimal sights like the LCP. They can be used as quickly as you can point the gun and you have visual confirmation of where it is aimed instantly.

I have them on all my carry guns from LCP, Kahr P380 to full size 1911'S. I can consistently hit on target faster with the laser at fighting distance than with the stock sights.

The biggest plus to me is that I can focus on the threat instead of the front sight. That is a huge advantage in my opinion if the target is moving or trying to kill you.

For targets and long range shooting the front sight focus is great and very accurate. I learned to point shoot from the beginning in case I was ever in a tight situation that required immediate action. The laser just confirms where my shot is going and does it instantly.

Don't think I discount well aimed pistol shooting. I hunt deer with a Ruger .45 Colt revolver and the iron sights. That requires good front sight focus. It doesn't require speed.

I can understand that, my thoughts are if one can not preform a quick draw and fire well more practice is needed. Lasers can be good but it's not good to depend on them, they can go out and Murphy and his law says it will go out when you need it most.


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