Sorry I havent been keeping up with current events , are they legal ?
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Laser sight? in CA
Last edited by 4 Brigada; 09-21-2008, 5:29 PM.I have neither the inclination or the time to relieve people of the regional and ethnic handicaps that they inherited from their ancestors.
You should banish any thoughts of how you may appear to others.
Marcus Aurelius
"I won't be wronged, I wont be insulted, I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them."
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Light beam projection type, little green dot on the target says your ownedI have neither the inclination or the time to relieve people of the regional and ethnic handicaps that they inherited from their ancestors.
You should banish any thoughts of how you may appear to others.
Marcus Aurelius
"I won't be wronged, I wont be insulted, I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them."
the "Duke" in the shootistComment
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Yes."The bitterness of poor quality is remembered long after the sweetness of low price has faded from memory...."Comment
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Yep, zeroed mine today at the indoor range. The green laser beam looks very cool with the smoke particulates in the air at an indoor facility. Perfectly Kali legal.Comment
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Crimson TraceComment
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Visible laser you're good to go - Have fun.Comment
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Laser sights are legal, however, just do not point any laser at an airplane...And do not point at anyone unless you have to shoot him/her. There is a penal code section on the issue. The specific section is 417.25 PC for pointing at a person, and 417.26 PC for pointing at a peace officer. So, just don't do it.Comment
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+1 on Crimson Trace
I'll tell you a little story about my evolution from a laser hater to a supporter. Back in my active duty days we had limited access to lasers. They were big, heavy and since Hollywood was obsessed with them, we tended to ignore them. If you'd asked me in 1991 what I thought of them I'd say they're really only good as a training.
Fast forward quite a bit and now night fighting with NODs is completely revolutionized with lightweight IR lasers. So much so that to roll without a PEQ-2 or even a PAQ-4 at night was just bad juju. However, I still poo-poo'd visible lasers.
On the civilian side, visible lasers is all we can get but compared to the night fighting situation I just described, I didn't think they would hold up. Then I took a low-light tactical course and it completely changed my views. I've been using a light mounted on pistols for a long time as well as tritium night sights. Still, I was completely owned on every course of fire by guys with lasers. Illumination is only part of the issue with night fighting, sight picture is still key and a laser is the more effectively short cut to a decent low-light sight picture I've seen.
So now my home defense gun has Crimson Trace & an X200
--BrandoComment
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I cannot agree more with you, brando.....I have shot combat course at pretty dark condition and on B-27 target from 4 yards to 25 yards, I could put all but couple rounds out of 50 round course in 10 ring with the crimson trace equipped Beretta 92FS. I like the Crimson Trace laser grips. Anyone had experience with recoil spring guide mounted Lasermax???Comment
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