Night sights

[ScottsBad]

If you point the laser at someone's eye it could harm their vision.

Wrong. The 5mw lasers used in handguns will not cause damage unless you stare directly into it for a period of time.

However, it will temporarily ruin an assailant's night vision.

I like night sights, but I'd rather have a light than a laser on my handgun, but prefer not to have any stuff hanging off my handgun.

Thumbs Up for Trijicon Night Sights.

[Uglyd]

Lasers are really popular with noobs. Heck, I had a laser sight on my first gun. It was also the last laser I ever bought.

Hahaha, lasers are neat if you're playing tag indoors.

[Leadingall]

Handguns are lame in general. You can be a way better off with 12gauge

Guns are lame in general. Just use harsh language

[LBDamned]

Wrong. The 5mw lasers used in handguns will not cause damage unless you stare directly into it for a period of time.

However, it will temporarily ruin an assailant's night vision.

I like night sights, but I'd rather have a light than a laser on my handgun, but prefer not to have any stuff hanging off my handgun.

Thumbs Up for Trijicon Night Sights.

Crimson Trace don't hang. I use Trijicon on the same gun that has CT... have Meprolight on a USPc and actually like them better for function (quicker acquisition), but they are a bit crude looking (not as refined as Trijicon)... Ameriglow on a M&P Shield - I like the bold orange ring on front sight (very quick acquisition)... and SigLite sights on a P938 - so yes, I'm a fan of night sights too...

For those that think Laser sight on a pistol is for noobs and/or first gun... I've had many pistols for many years - I use laser on my bedside gun (as well as night sights and weapon mounted light), functional purpose not for tacticool... but it always amazes me how so many wannabe experts insist their view is what everyone should follow.

Use what works for you.

[HmoobWarrior]

Crimson Trace don't hang. I use Trijicon on the same gun that has CT... have Meprolight on a USPc and actually like them better for function (quicker acquisition), but they are a bit crude looking (not as refined as Trijicon)... Ameriglow on a M&P Shield - I like the bold orange ring on front sight (very quick acquisition)... and SigLite sights on a P938 - so yes, I'm a fan of night sights too...

For those that think Laser sight on a pistol is for noobs and/or first gun... I've had many pistols for many years - I use laser on my bedside gun (as well as night sights and weapon mounted light), functional purpose not for tacticool... but it always amazes me how so many wannabe experts insist their view is what everyone should follow.

Use what works for you.

Can't agree with you more Alot of haters, especially bias haters on here.