Laser grips for the P.08

G.W. Gill · 01-24-2005, 01:17 AM

Years ago I had a laser site and found it took the skill/fun out of shooting. As I worked in a drug infested area I brought it to work. From the roof of the firestation we could shine it on the Dealers. It was so much fun. Lasers were new and had just appeared in the movies. They " Freaked Out". It was so much fun. I sold it right away for what I had in it. It was the size of two pack of cigs. I would not wan't to have the DOT on me!! I really can't tell you how funny it was. They were wearing hood ornamants on chains around the neck and also small clocks ( like giant pocket watches). And to see them react was good comedy. We only did it for a few shifts, but it was so much fun! Then crack came along and these guys disappeared and the world changed.

01-24-2005, 01:17 AM	#13
G.W. Gill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Southeastern USA Posts: 369 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Years ago I had a laser site and found it took the skill/fun out of shooting. As I worked in a drug infested area I brought it to work. From the roof of the firestation we could shine it on the Dealers. It was so much fun. Lasers were new and had just appeared in the movies. They " Freaked Out". It was so much fun. I sold it right away for what I had in it. It was the size of two pack of cigs. I would not wan't to have the DOT on me!! I really can't tell you how funny it was. They were wearing hood ornamants on chains around the neck and also small clocks ( like giant pocket watches). And to see them react was good comedy. We only did it for a few shifts, but it was so much fun! Then crack came along and these guys disappeared and the world changed.