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seamusTX wrote:To make it official, you're supposed to write your name, the weapon, load, distance, data, and location on the target, and have it signed by witnesses who are not your relatives.

- Jim

dicion wrote:
On the laser, it is a good item to have in a high stress situation, (point and shoot, literally), however, it is not something to be solely relied upon. If you rely on it, and the battery dies, or it doesn't work for some reason, you are then SOL. Personally, the only time I turn on the laser at the range, is after I've already shot a lot with the sights, and that is just to make sure it is still zeroed properly. I also personally do not see a downside to night sights, other then a small added $$$, and I don't know why anyone would recommend NOT having them. They make it easier to use your sights, at night, if needed. You also do not need a Tac Rail for a laser. Look into Crimson Trace LaserGrips, or Lasermax Guide Rod laser sights. They both offer options for a laser sight without a tactical rail.

Items on a tactical rail, or even simply a handgun Having a tactical rail, will eliminate a large number of holsters available for that handgun. There are only a few holster makers that make them for handguns with rails, and AFAIK, VERY few make holsters for railed weapons with something mounted on it. Just things to consider.

Some Acronyms you will need to know (sorry if I forget some, just pulling off the top of my head):

IANAL = "I am not a lawyer" <--- LOL!!!!

Have a great weekend!