S&W BODYGUARD model 10062 38 Spec. +P

Bill DeShivs wrote:

People buy lasers to avoid learning to shoot. This use is irresponsible and dangerous.
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That use certainly would be irresponsible. How many people actually do that? How many of them are just a subset of people who fail to seek training or education in general? Thinking that you can substitute any gimmick for real practice may be indicative of a deeper personal problem.
 
She decided she did not need the laser
We talked about probable distance that
She would need for SD & the laser only
made sense if it would deter a BG.
IMHO a laser would deter maybe 25-30%
Of SD situations. So, no laser. Just a very
finely made Ruger LCR 38 spec P+ with
Either a 90 or 110 grain Hornady 38
Spec P + CD ammo for better control.
Thanks all.
Doc
 
Comments on the Laser

I had the BG-38, and it was my first gun with a laser.

I traded the gun for a 637 (aluminum frame SA/DA). After shooting the 637, I missed the laser and bought CT grips for it. MUCH better. It comes on when I grab the gun.

I now also have CT laser grip on my aluminum frame Officers model 45.

The laser is GREAT for dry fire training on a revolver.

For those that shun the laser:

What is wrong with another complete independent sight system that works in the dark?

David
 
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