green laser sight for gun?

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last time i checked, a green laser beam sight for a gun is a bad idea because the crystal can be knocked off alignment easily. so how exactly is this gonna work? http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.5027

 

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bobobob121 said:

last time i checked, a green laser beam sight for a gun is a bad idea because the crystal can be knocked off alignment easily. so how exactly is this gonna work? http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.5027

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It could be really sturdily built and they used extra glue to hold everything in place.

 

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And it's probably meant for small recoil guns

 

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Switch said:

And it's probably meant for small recoil guns

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You could probably use it on a .22 for target practice. Those things have almost no recoil.

 

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My gas powered 22 sported a Zbolt greenie, it was never a problem.....

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• Apr 1, 2008

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damn, thats nice. how much did it cost you?

 

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Hmm interesting question, I'm curious how it'd go on my .308 and .243

Anyone put it on rifles with alot of kickback?

 

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Dingers said:

Hmm interesting question, I'm curious how it'd go on my .308 and .243

Anyone put it on rifles with alot of kickback?

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If you wanna use it for those you could at least get a reliable one.The DX one would probably fail

 

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damn, thats nice. how much did it cost you?

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If you mean the modification,all the woodwork and mounting stuff was homebrewed, the Zbolt greenie was $50....it was my first green and I didn't know then that I had paid over the odds.

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That's a beautiful mod, rog8811. Good idea building it into a grip as well. Nice work! [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

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i bet that think gets some "looks" when your at the range. : P

 

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All my fellow shooters were very envious..... Eventually one of them offered me enough to tempt me to sell it to him. .
The nice thing about it was that it never went out of calibration like the ones mounted on the scope always seem to do, plus it was well protected against knocks when in the gun case.

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• Apr 3, 2008

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haha, if you were hunting, you could do what the photomic disrupter "says" it can do, you can daze your deer of choice with the laser, and then shoot it down. ;D

 

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bobobob121 said:

haha, if you were hunting, you could do what the photomic disrupter "says" it can do, you can daze your deer of choice with the laser, and then shoot it down.  ;D

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Yeah but if you missed, there would be a blind deer roaming the woods.

 

• Apr 3, 2008

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haha, true. but it would get shot "eventually" due the fact that it is blind