ConradM
Blackhawk
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2009
- Messages
- 512
Wow, this took off. :lol:
Pretty much what Rev said, if you train with a laser it's a crutch. You should be training with your sights. If you DO train with your sights like you should, then a laser will actually slow you down in any light.
I'm not going to make any bold epeen claims about me being faster than you. BUT, I do know that I shoot much slower with a laser. It's that big difference of tracking your sights vs. looking over them for that dot. Transitions are also much slower with a laser.
As far as low-light shooting, I have a weapon light for that as everyone should. Hopefully there aren't people that are relying on just a laser for low-light conditions.
Pretty much what Rev said, if you train with a laser it's a crutch. You should be training with your sights. If you DO train with your sights like you should, then a laser will actually slow you down in any light.
I'm not going to make any bold epeen claims about me being faster than you. BUT, I do know that I shoot much slower with a laser. It's that big difference of tracking your sights vs. looking over them for that dot. Transitions are also much slower with a laser.
As far as low-light shooting, I have a weapon light for that as everyone should. Hopefully there aren't people that are relying on just a laser for low-light conditions.