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I have the lasergrips on my bedside gun (Sig 229) and love them! Whenever my wife or I take the gun to the range we turn the laser off and don't use it (Except to check it's alignment).

The way I see it, you might never need the laser. But then, there could be some significant tactical advantages to having a laser. When it counts, I would rather have every tactical advantage I can!

My lasergrips has the button on the left side of the grip. I activate it with the ring finger on my right hand. It works well because I can flex/relax that finger without affecting my grip, so I can turn on/off the laser whenever I want without affecting my shot placement. I MUCH prefer this to the lasergrips with the button in the very front of the grip (Which I can't actuate as easly without affecting shot placement) or the laser in the guide-rod of the gun (Where I have to move my trigger finger to actuate it).