Taurus Curve

[GUNSICK]

http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/t...in-laser-sight

[thughes]

Ugly and gimicky (just my .02), plus I prefer to use a gun that has sights on it. But......if it gets new folks to carry then I'm all for that.

[Guest]

I hope u didnt spend money on that uglyass thing

[Meketrefe]

did you see the mag doesn't drop free. Also what about left handed people? ...need some 7+1 9mm and some actual grip for the average american hand.

Taurus = battle tested! LOL

[MDC]

EEEEWWWW. Reminds me of the USFA Zip gun. gross!

[Guest]

It's those BS kinda laser that ruin all these pocket pistolas..only a good grip Crimson Trace looks good in my view..but hey, that's just me

[phritz]

This thing's kinda silly. It might be the most comfortable gun to carry, but I can't see how it can shoot well, so what's the point?

[WARFAB]

It's those BS kinda laser that ruin all these pocket pistolas..only a good grip Crimson Trace looks good in my view..but hey, that's just me

Not a fan of guide rod lasers?

[Guest]

Not a fan of guide rod lasers?

i love the idea and sleakness of no extra pieces, BUT, they can stick the 400$ price tag up their arse. not worth the price IMO.

[WARFAB]

i love the idea and sleakness of no extra pieces, BUT, they can stick the 400$ price tag up their arse. not worth the price IMO.

I figure the price gets more competitive if you're carrying a semi and don't want to have to get a different holster. I was a bit shocked at how expensive Crimson Trace grips are, so I would need some additional justification for any kind of laser.

I keep a green laser pointer on my night stand. It does a pretty good job lighting up a room at night so I figure I'll grab that with my .38 if I ever want to convince a burglar they picked the wrong house.

[Guest]

I figure the price gets more competitive if you're carrying a semi and don't want to have to get a different holster. I was a bit shocked at how expensive Crimson Trace grips are, so I would need some additional justification for any kind of laser.

I keep a green laser pointer on my night stand. It does a pretty good job lighting up a room at night so I figure I'll grab that with my .38 if I ever want to convince a burglar they picked the wrong house.

I do love CT grips on my .38 when I bought them 15years ago they were 180$ yes very expensive but it was my everyday carry gun and when you could stop a perp by hitting them with a dot instead of actually killing someone, im all for that. love how you just grip the gun like normal and the laser comes on, and they do have a master on/off incase you dont wanna waste the battery. now that the fad grew so did the prices. if I were to buy a laser for my new carry PT709, the only CT is a triggerguard type which is nothing like this boxy Curve pic at top of this thread from the OP but its still 170$ish..definitely need to ponder this because the PT Slim series do tend to shoot down and left from what I've read and from my shooting experience with it, and i have maxed the windage and had RO try too, so a laser would be beneficial..

[Guest]

Meh..all this yappin about lasers..I just bought the one pictured in my post lol! started thinking how much I loved the Crimsons and the idea of having a 100%(99%) dead on shot if ever needed, or the hopes that the laser on the forehead of a bad guy might just keep him to the 911 arrive without splattering my walls and living with the conscience of killing someone, even if they were evil..anyhoo i found it for 165$ free shipping, worth it to me.

[GUNSICK]

I don't think the fad grew they just have better lasers now so they are more money. I have had the $350 ones and the $100 ones and there's a big difference. Don't have any now, I found it made the rest of me lazy and effected my accuracy. Bad form, bad stance etc.

[GUNSICK]

Dupe cause I'm special.

[Guest]

I don't think the fad grew they just have better lasers now so they are more money. I have had the $350 ones and the $100 ones and there's a big difference. Don't have any now, I found it made the rest of me lazy and effected my accuracy. Bad form, bad stance etc.

Pretty much agree with the "dulls" the senses partt.but when i first got mine for my S & W .38 in the 90s it was a brand newish thing..im talkin bout Crimson grips though, not just any kind of rail laser..the built into grips was new.. I can't justify 400$ or more for a laser no matter how great. The one i just bought now was a reasonable in the middle price..and with my gun shooting a tad off even after multiple people and multiple adjustments then reading many other having the same issue..then i can justify 170$.