Brien
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I'd like to get a laser for my SD9VE. I'd prefer a small/low profile unit but would be open to larger one if it is better. It will be for inside self defense purposes.
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Inusuit
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I don't know what will fit your SD9VE, but I have a Trijicon green laser on my Shield that works great even in daylight. I like that the laser switch is located on the front strap and can be activated when I draw the pistol. I think some lasers require shifting grip or using the support hand to use the switch.
Whitwabit
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I bought a Viridian C5L .. which is a green laser and light combination .. has 6 modes of operation including strobe light and strobe laser .. well made and haven't had any trouble with it in over 1 year of use ..
Several different side rail sets for use with different configurations of the rail on your pistol ..
Is a bit expensive but is small and fits on all of my pistols Great tool for dry firing practice too.. shows any movement of the barrel when firing the weapon ..
Several different side rail sets for use with different configurations of the rail on your pistol ..
Is a bit expensive but is small and fits on all of my pistols Great tool for dry firing practice too.. shows any movement of the barrel when firing the weapon ..
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I got this one for about $35. It's a red laser that you wouldn't use a holster with. The trigger finger is used to activate it, and is easy for me without altering grip.
I got this one for about $35. It's a red laser that you wouldn't use a holster with. The trigger finger is used to activate it, and is easy for me without altering grip.
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Brien
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I decided on the Crimson Trace CMR-201 for my M&P 9c, which is my office firearm. I'm going to see how I like it and if I do I think I'll get the CMR-205 for the SD9VE, which is a home self defense firearm.
