Leadbutt:
Nothing personal, but.....you're joking, right?
You're saying that in a stressed out situation, you would 'feel' your weapon, use your tiny 'sights' and your 'body's index' in a lowlight/darkness shootout......where 70% of all police shootouts take place.
And you see no benefit in being able to single-index aim a dot on a threat from an unorthodox angle or compromised/cover position......which allows an officer to scan the area for accomplices, weapons and movement while verifiably remaining on target.
Or are you talking about shooting paper targets at the range?
....and btw, 'looking at the dot' is the whole point of using a laser sight.
As for point shooting in low light or darkness, it's kinda silly past a close encounter. Accuracy in point-shooting is significantly affected as darkness and distance increases.
Az Qkr:
Brownie, please respond with facts and constructive information.
I know enough about point shooting to stand behind those comments and say that they are 'spot on'.
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Lazer sites, great for training NEW shooters in SIGHT USE, but lousy for "PS", found they tend to look at the dot more then feeling the weapon and the body's index.
Nothing personal, but.....you're joking, right?
You're saying that in a stressed out situation, you would 'feel' your weapon, use your tiny 'sights' and your 'body's index' in a lowlight/darkness shootout......where 70% of all police shootouts take place.
And you see no benefit in being able to single-index aim a dot on a threat from an unorthodox angle or compromised/cover position......which allows an officer to scan the area for accomplices, weapons and movement while verifiably remaining on target.
Or are you talking about shooting paper targets at the range?
....and btw, 'looking at the dot' is the whole point of using a laser sight.
As for point shooting in low light or darkness, it's kinda silly past a close encounter. Accuracy in point-shooting is significantly affected as darkness and distance increases.
Az Qkr:
Obviously written by someone who DOESN'T know anything about pointshooting who is only stating opinion as fact with an agenda in mind.
Brownie, please respond with facts and constructive information.
I know enough about point shooting to stand behind those comments and say that they are 'spot on'.
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