Pistol lasers

[GM4spd]

Never was really interested in these but now that old age is making its
presence known,I have discovered lasers on my pellet pistol and how easy
they are to use! Even more importantI can hit much better
The one on my pellet gun cost $27. The one I have is red and I hear Green
is the way to go. My question,if I get one for a 45 how well can it be used
on sunny days? I mean my cheap red one is ok in shade or shadow but
if the target is in direct sun I can't see it. I know one for my 45 will be
a lot more expensive and I understand,especially if it's green. Any recommendations. I may go under rail on this.
Forgot to mention max distance would be 50 yds. Pete

[teg33]

Laser is useless outdoor on sunny days

[NPFreedom]

Green laser is more visible to the human eye. Even with a green laser, i had to track it from the ground to the target and it is still hard to see. Lasers are good for indoors, night. Not very good for outdoors/sunny days.

[MauserMike]

i have a TLR-4 light/red laser combo on my m&p .45 fs. shooting in direct sunlight it will be hard to pick up a laser, with a shady overhang/roof where your shooting makes it easier to see on the target. If you live in a climate with extreme temperature changes a green laser will be better for you (but way more expensive) the green laser will work in hotter and colder environments, where a red laser will not work if it gets too cold.

[sealocan]

although lasers can be hard to see in the daytime.

statistically most self defense shootings take place in the night time.

[dozer wright]

I Crimson Trace grips on my Glock 20, 17 and the wifes 92 fs. At night or indoors great durning day. Not so much.