I'm new here because I thought this would be the place to get informed answers. I recently bought a S&W 22A for some inexpensive plinking. Love the gun!!! I would like to find a laser sight that would attach right out of the box, if that's possible. Don't really want to spend a lot since it's just a 22. When I take 2 or 3 guns to the range, my right eye vision gets a little blurry by the time I work down to the gun in question. Both eyes open would be a relief. Does anyone know where I can find a reasonably cheap, dependable laser for my S&W 22A???
Laser Sight for S&W 22A
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lasvegastransplant
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GOOGLE search small gun laser sight then click images on the top left.
I see a bunch. I don't know that pistol really. From some quick picture I see you can mount it on top. Not sure if have a mount on the front bottom. If you do NOT want to mount it on top and do not have anywhere in the front then search "trigger laser sight." It has a little mount that attaches to the trigger guard. They are a little strange looking to me but probably will work and cheap also. Good luck
Oh and I shoot with both eyes open most of the time. Takes practice if you started shooting with one eye closed like I DID.
I see a bunch. I don't know that pistol really. From some quick picture I see you can mount it on top. Not sure if have a mount on the front bottom. If you do NOT want to mount it on top and do not have anywhere in the front then search "trigger laser sight." It has a little mount that attaches to the trigger guard. They are a little strange looking to me but probably will work and cheap also. Good luck
Oh and I shoot with both eyes open most of the time. Takes practice if you started shooting with one eye closed like I DID.
lasvegastransplant
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I did the same.
I sometimes still find it hard for me to keep both eyes open. I find myself forgetting after I shoot with the scope.
To this day I still see a blurry target while looking down the sights with both eyes open. I guess that's how it is. I never have had formal training. Takes getting used to.
I sometimes still find it hard for me to keep both eyes open. I find myself forgetting after I shoot with the scope.
To this day I still see a blurry target while looking down the sights with both eyes open. I guess that's how it is. I never have had formal training. Takes getting used to.