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Vlim · 01-23-2005, 11:24 AM

Hi,

There was a bit of a laser-frenzy on local ranges over here, until everybody noticed that using the laser didn't actually improve their skills, but rather bluntly showed their lack of it

A device that I have used a number of times is a laser sighting tool. This device neatly pops in to the chamber (formed in 9mm para shape) and shows a nice laser dot when the toggle is closed. Of course, this thing is safe as it only helps as a measuring device, not as a sighting tool when shooting. (the Red-I laser).

It helps me to find any problems with sight adjustment and the lack of quality of my eye-sight.

I found my 1913 Dutch had a sight alignment problem towards the side and that my 1937 S/42 sight was pointing a bit lower than I expected.

01-23-2005, 11:24 AM	#11
Vlim Moderator Lifetime LugerForum Patron Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Europe Posts: 5,053 Thanks: 1,036 Thanked 3,991 Times in 1,205 Posts	Hi, There was a bit of a laser-frenzy on local ranges over here, until everybody noticed that using the laser didn't actually improve their skills, but rather bluntly showed their lack of it A device that I have used a number of times is a laser sighting tool. This device neatly pops in to the chamber (formed in 9mm para shape) and shows a nice laser dot when the toggle is closed. Of course, this thing is safe as it only helps as a measuring device, not as a sighting tool when shooting. (the Red-I laser). It helps me to find any problems with sight adjustment and the lack of quality of my eye-sight. I found my 1913 Dutch had a sight alignment problem towards the side and that my 1937 S/42 sight was pointing a bit lower than I expected.