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Tactically, the first thing to remember is that a laser can be seen in both directions.

I think they will help, but many people feel you might become dependent on the laser and not be able to hit the target when it does not work. I am not a subscriber to that theory, feeling if you learned how to shoot properly, you will retain the skill. It may be a little rusty, but it won't go away totally.

I compare them to any other sighting aid, such as a scope. I start the kids on iron sights so they learn the basics properly, then move them up to a scope when they can shoot. They can always go back to iron if they desire or have to. You can always turn the laser off for practice too.