Seecamp Sights Or Laser

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Probably not in any practical sense, and not sure why you would want to. The Seecamp LWS (all versions) series is designed for very close up "bad breath", "get off me" self defense distance, so hopefully you wouldn't need sights or a laser for that. I'm in no way trying to be smug, but just saying.
 
Ive owned a couple of Seecamps (LWS32) over the years, and still currently have one. They actually shoot very well just sighting over the top of them, and even at 10+ yards, you can still make good body hits with them. From 7 yards and in, headshots are pretty easy as well.

Ive never been a fan of the lasers, as they distract you from what you should be focused on. Take a little time to learn to point and shoot with it, and I think youll find, youre better off without one.
 
I don't think you need sights or a laser on a seecamp. What would you use them for? A seecamp is like a knife, only better.
 
Silhouette-point, to aim. One can fine-tune elevation, by remembering how much of the top of the weapon to see, in the form of a shallow crescent. Seriously, the philosophy of the Seecamp pistol is to point the thing, and shoot.

There is not much metal, between the bore, and the top of the barrel. I would not want to cut into that part, and do not trust adhesives.

Again, the philosophy of the Seecamp pistol was first stated my the founder, Ludwig W. Seecamp, decades ago. He did not believe that such a pistol should have sights, for its real-world application.
 
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