Gotta disagree on that one, if anything the laser (if properly aligned) will be showing you the exact spot of where your bullet will go. So call me ignorant if you will..but how is it not a bullseye shooting system? And I would assume that in a FAST confrontation with a BG, your not gonna have much time to activate your laser and drop the target.
But let's do an example, your in your home, the powers out, a BG tears through the front door and you actually have enough time to activate your laser and get a good position before he comes at you. And lets say your shot placement will be the torso, how is that laser, in that low light situation not used for accuracy?
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I don't totally disagree with you. I said "The laser isn't meant to be a bullseye sighting system.", as in slow, accurate, shoot for little groups bullseye type target shooting. Sure you can use it for that, in low light, but how many people shoot bullseyes in the dark.
Case in point.
While here, in low light, I'm practicing shooting at stationary paper targets (accurate type shooting if you will) I don't consider this bullseye shooting. I'm actually trying to keep all the rounds in the 4x6 inch "kill zone", as in silhouette defense practice
And I would assume that in a FAST confrontation with a BG, your not gonna have much time to activate your laser and drop the target.
Everyone I've seen, with a little practice, "activates" the laser without thinking about it, at the time as the trigger. Unless they light the laser early to use it for intimidation.
This is why you practice. Personally, I am faster and WAY more accurate with the laser, in low light, than with the iron sights in day light.
And as with the lady at the range last week. Even as a new shooter, that started shooting recently, she did far better in moving defense shootings with the laser than she could do with iron sights.
Another for instance.
Another senior lady on her second day shooting.
She was doing very good with iron sights on her first two days shooting, so late on the second day I introduced her to the laser. I installed a Streamlight TLR-2 laser/light on a Ruger for a inexpensive low light practice semi auto.
After a quick laser lesson I told the lady to put all ten bullets in the BG hostage target's head, and she did.
Then I told her, "That was the easy part. Now at 10 yards you must shoot the gun out of the BG's hand, 10 shots.
And she did. I told her that was pretty good but not acceptable, misses are not acceptable.