Long range shooting
- Thread starter HiLightTactical
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I would say no, they have to be zeroed to what ever distance you want to shoot. No experience with lasers but i dont think you could see it at "long" range.
Define long range, at night? We used them weapons mounted (lasers) at night to shoot but only after seeing the target with PVS14's ect , so under 250 meters with M4s , not bad. See the tgt, laze the tgt, shoot the tgt....
How well does that laser show up at 2500 yards?
How much area does it cover at that distance?
How are you going to adjust it to compensate for drops?
How much area does it cover at that distance?
How are you going to adjust it to compensate for drops?
Hi,
O geez...
Question:
Is this you, lol? https://www.hilighttactical.com/
Answer to your original question....since you posted in the ELR subforum the answer would be a big fat no.
Sincerely,
Theis
O geez...
Question:
Is this you, lol? https://www.hilighttactical.com/
Answer to your original question....since you posted in the ELR subforum the answer would be a big fat no.
Sincerely,
Theis
Personally, I never take my Hand Job Lightsaber to an ELR comp without my LubeLight Laser sights.
By the time you worked out all the engineering challenges of making one that could work and still need optics to see it. You would have a real expensive way to accidentally blind someone from a reflection of the laser beam. Lol
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