» I have a couple of lasers and I like them

I've literally not once tried to say that.Some people made really good arguments (you aren't one of them) about why they wouldn't use a laser.Second, from your wording it seems the target was already visible before it was hit by the green laser pointer . I asked why people think they are bad. I don't care if people don't want to use lasers, I just want to know why people immediately shoot down the entire concept anytime someone mentions one when people have used them for years successfully for some applications (like IR and night vision).

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First, they are quality and reliable products, and second, the company provided the lasers I first owned, tested, and began to carry. Being able to stay threat focused is a valuable side effect of having a laser on a gun.Having said that, I am sure there are other great products on the market, but my experience is with Crimson Trace products, and they will be my example. In my opinion, this is just as important before your lethal-force decision has been made, and you can stay focused on the person and what they are doing with their hands if you so choose.

A laser sight that immediately determines distance and adjusts for gravity.I can't give you an expert opinion but I will say that snipers have to adjust for gravity, wind and movement which would not be solved by a laser. Laser Engraver are extremely useful for ground troops to paint targets for combat aircraft to follow with air to ground weapons.Also, the more guys you have with laser sites, the harder it'll be to see which pointer is yours making for a decreasing rate of return.

Bullets do not always fly in a straight path from the muzzle to the target, lasers do not always stay sighted in properly and a flinch of the wrist or trigger finger will wave that straight beam around like a conductor’s baton, with the shot landing off-target, even though the laser indicated you were on-target just a moment before. Also, just like a tactical light, the laser can give away the location of the shooter in low-light conditions.

I have a couple of lasers and I like them but if you need one to be able to tell where your gun is pointed then you probably shouldn't have a gun in the first place.Admittedly not a laser fan either. It gives them the sense of how much the cone of error grows with more distant targets if you don't have a good grip and trigger squeeze.While I agree with using a tool to emphasize muzzle discipline when training new shooters, a weapon light is more appropriate.

The 2000mw Laser Pointer progress has resulted in great strides in non-linear optics.Today laser gear is relatively simple and even combat worthy. My change in viewpoint to accept laser sights has given me many options.Excited neon atoms have a need to shed energy. Both innovations and fortunes have been the result.This energy becomes an important component of the laser beam. The laser’s high intensity has progressed immensely in the past decade. I believe that the laser is useful first as a training tool to highlight problems in trigger compression and the grip.

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