Fine Figure of a Man
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I have lasers on a few handguns. They may or my not help in a SD situation, hope I never find out. The mention of lasers seems to get some folks riled up. I don't get it, maybe they are of no benefit but what is the down side? Relying one the laser rather than developing good shooting skills? That's operator error and no different than counting on higher capacity mags to compensate for poor shooting.
When I first got my CCW permit a two day course was required. The LEO instructor with 35+ years experience liked a laser on his BUG. One of his points was should you ever have to hold someone at gunpoint, perhaps someone you shot and wounded, the laser will allow more peripheral vision.
When I first got my CCW permit a two day course was required. The LEO instructor with 35+ years experience liked a laser on his BUG. One of his points was should you ever have to hold someone at gunpoint, perhaps someone you shot and wounded, the laser will allow more peripheral vision.