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MONGOOSE wrote:I don't use a laser.....my wife doses (Crimson Trace). Doses allow quick acquisition and does provide an intimidation factor with a red dot on your chest. Also, A good dog is a good alert and distraction tool. Batteries on the laser have only needed to be replaced one time in 14 years.

n5wd wrote:Someone mentioned the psychological effect of seeing a laser pointed at you.

MeMelYup wrote:You can go to a range with someone if you want or by yourself. There are pros and cons for both. When you are alone you don't have a need to satisfy someone else. If you like company find the nearest A Girl and A Gun, they are national.

Chemist45 wrote:Both.
I agree with Pawpaw. What he said.
I have a laser on my carry gun - I also have tritium night sights and practice without the laser.
Why both? Because the way my luck runs the laser batteries will be dead when I really need them.
I like the green laser because it can be seen in daylight.
You must be competent with your gun without any electronic aid.
That having been said, I want any and every advantage in case I need to use my weapon in defense of my life.
In a stress situation, that bright green dot might just give me the edge.

But you still must practice.

winters wrote:But he is pig hunting out in the woods.