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**adb_nli** Fairy Princess User ID: 2883 09-04-2010 02:30 AM

3 .308 shots knock out the Zero?
http://www.botachtactical.com/iti.html

Might get a gas block mount type too for my
arsenal of 24" stainless dpms fluted lo- rise (reverse mount)

save me the $30 per rifle (oh damn 10$ more in 2 months wtf PBUH the gun industries messiah)

**adb_nli** Guest of Intrigue User ID: 2883 09-04-2010 02:42 AM

woops
my one link didn't paste (such goes tha hardships of shunning java and cookies)
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ARR549-1.html

**LoP Guest** We Are Legion User ID: 9458 09-04-2010 02:51 AM

I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

User ID: 163 09-04-2010 02:53 AM **Posts: 17,775**

LoP Guest Wrote:

I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

^This. Saved me the trouble. ;>)

I wouldn't even put one on a pistol. FWIW.

**LoP Guest** Unsung Hero User ID: 9458 09-04-2010 03:00 AM

Omega Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

^This. Saved me the trouble. ;>)

I wouldn't even put one on a pistol. FWIW.

I've noticed I almost always agree with you on weapons issues Omega.
Yeah, personally I wouldn't use one there either, that was just the only situation I could think of where it might be useful. Unless you are a cop making a "dynamic entry" while serving a no knock warrant.

User ID: 163 09-04-2010 03:05 AM **Posts: 17,775**

LoP Guest Wrote:

Omega Wrote:
LoP Guest Wrote:
I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

^This. Saved me the trouble. ;>)

I wouldn't even put one on a pistol. FWIW.

I've noticed I almost always agree with you on weapons issues Omega.
Yeah, personally I wouldn't use one there either, that was just the only situation I could think of where it might be useful. Unless you are a cop making a "dynamic entry" while serving a no knock warrant.

Cool man.

Yes if you were using a pistol as an offensive weapon at night -yeah maybe. Just something more to break at the most inopportune moment IMO. I prefer Tritium night sights.

I'm not even using my 1911 as a nightstand gun any longer. Using a Charter Arms Bulldog Pug in .44 Special. Backing that up is a Winchester 1300 Defender Riot Shotgun, and 7 Dogs. One extremely Large and 6 growing rapidly. ;>).

**Underground_Dude** We Are Legion User ID: 9481 09-04-2010 03:37 AM

Omega Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

^This. Saved me the trouble. ;>)

I wouldn't even put one on a pistol. FWIW.

YEP!

Lasers are for painting targets to be hit with missiles. If you need it on a small arm then you don't practice enough night training in fact if you need your sight at night you need to practice shooting at sound.

BUT

That's just me what do I know?

**LoP Guest** Fringed Lunatic User ID: 4274 09-04-2010 03:41 AM

Omega Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

^This. Saved me the trouble. ;>)

I wouldn't even put one on a pistol. FWIW.

I seen one on a Glock. It has a pressure switch so you have the option.
Of using it or not.

I always thought it might come in handy if you face a threat..and light up the guys heart as a warning. chuckle

User ID: 163 09-04-2010 03:42 AM **Posts: 17,775**

Underground_Dude Wrote:

Omega Wrote:
LoP Guest Wrote:
I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

^This. Saved me the trouble. ;>)

I wouldn't even put one on a pistol. FWIW.

YEP!

Lasers are for painting targets to be hit with missiles. If you need it on a small arm then you don't practice enough night training in fact if you need your sight at night you need to practice shooting at sound.

BUT

That's just me what do I know?

User ID: 163 09-04-2010 03:46 AM **Posts: 17,775**

LoP Guest Wrote:

Omega Wrote:
LoP Guest Wrote:
I would never even entertain the thought of putting a laser sight on a rifle.
The only weapon I would even consider mounting one on might be a nightstand pistol.
In any tactical situation you do not want a laser beam pointing back to your position.
Muzzle flash is bad enough.

^This. Saved me the trouble. ;>)

I wouldn't even put one on a pistol. FWIW.

I seen one on a Glock. It has a pressure switch so you have the option.
Of using it or not.

I always thought it might come in handy if you face a threat..and light up the guys heart as a warning.

Yeah well I suppose its tacticool however I have read about those pressure switches failing. Just sayin'....

Here in Texas, and at night, I don't give a warning. Cuz if my dogs haven't EATEN you yet - it's my turn.

chuckle

**Underground_Dude** Cloaked NWO-Handler User ID: 9483 09-04-2010 03:56 AM

Omega Wrote:

Yeah well I suppose its tacticool however I have read about those pressure switches failing. Just sayin'....

Here in Texas, and at night, I don't give a warning. Cuz if my dogs haven't EATEN you yet - it's my turn.

BING FREAKIN O!!! I just have a few more dogs than you both 4 and two legs.

User ID: 163 09-04-2010 03:59 AM **Posts: 17,775**

Underground_Dude Wrote:

Omega Wrote:
Yeah well I suppose its tacticool however I have read about those pressure switches failing. Just sayin'....

Here in Texas, and at night, I don't give a warning. Cuz if my dogs haven't EATEN you yet - it's my turn.

BING FREAKIN O!!! I just have a few more dogs than you both 4 and two legs.

Yeah but I have puppies!!!!

Cheer

laterz-off work-long drive home.

Scream1

**Underground_Dude** Chuck Norris User ID: 241 09-04-2010 04:07 AM

Omega Wrote:

Yeah but I have puppies!!!!

laterz-off work-long drive home.

Be careful bro!

**Lost Fisherman**

As I have said on many occasions - I want no devices with batteries on my weaponry. Too prone to failure.

UD All your LOP are belong to us User ID: 9486 09-04-2010 05:14 AM

Lost Fisherman Wrote:

As I have said on many occasions - I want no devices with batteries on my weaponry. Too prone to failure.

As I've said many times " What do I know?"

BUT

Agreed!