GlockMan
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I know this is often a personal choice, but I run into a lot of people who abhor the use of lasers. Their main point being that a laser doesn't make you a better shooter.
I have a laser on my Glock 37 and I definately think there is some value in it. I agree that a laser won't make you a better shooter, mechanics-wise. But, it will make you shoot better. As long as you continue to practice the mechanics, a laser, IMHO, will help you in self defense situations in speed of tracking 1 or more targets.
I personally practice both ways, with and without the laser. After all, it can fail, and then what? I practice my mechanics but also feel that the laser can help me shoot better in stress and time-sensitive situations, even in low-light if I don't have a light handy.
So, what I tell people is this: a laser won't make you a better shooter, but it will allow you to shoot better without having to use your sights.
What do you guys think?
I know this is often a personal choice, but I run into a lot of people who abhor the use of lasers. Their main point being that a laser doesn't make you a better shooter.
I have a laser on my Glock 37 and I definately think there is some value in it. I agree that a laser won't make you a better shooter, mechanics-wise. But, it will make you shoot better. As long as you continue to practice the mechanics, a laser, IMHO, will help you in self defense situations in speed of tracking 1 or more targets.
I personally practice both ways, with and without the laser. After all, it can fail, and then what? I practice my mechanics but also feel that the laser can help me shoot better in stress and time-sensitive situations, even in low-light if I don't have a light handy.
So, what I tell people is this: a laser won't make you a better shooter, but it will allow you to shoot better without having to use your sights.
What do you guys think?