Any advice on Laser for M&P Sport
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JaPes
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I had a Crimson Trace green rail master once. IMO, too awkward to use.
If I were to use a laser again, I'd go for one that was integrated into a VFG. Grab it and the laser is on. At the minimum get one that can be wired with a pressure switch.
If I were to use a laser again, I'd go for one that was integrated into a VFG. Grab it and the laser is on. At the minimum get one that can be wired with a pressure switch.
JaPes
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+1
My environment, skill level, and preferences factor into my HD firearm choice. Mine is a Glock 17 equipped with every unfair advantage I find useful.
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Rastoff
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These things should factor into any home defense situation. If you're fighting fair, you're doing it wrong.
While I'm not a fan of lasers, in home defense they can be quite useful. I agree with the pressure switch concept. The same is the right way to use a light.
JaPes
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You're welcome dude. If you're going to run a pressure switch, start planning how you're going to route and mount the cable and pressure switch. Keep in mind you have to accommodate hinging open the AR for maintenance & cleaning.
Rastoff
US Veteran
I would mount the pressure switch on the forearm. This way it can be operated by my support hand and doesn't affect field stripping or maintenance.
I think I want an AFG and that's where I would put it, but I don't have one just yet so. I'm not sure. Currently I have a flashlight mounted on the forearm that has a switch on the tail. This way I can operate the flashlight with my support thumb. Not the best, but it does work.
I think I want an AFG and that's where I would put it, but I don't have one just yet so. I'm not sure. Currently I have a flashlight mounted on the forearm that has a switch on the tail. This way I can operate the flashlight with my support thumb. Not the best, but it does work.
JaPes
Member
You'll either absolutely love the AFG or hate it. There is no in between.
