Best green laser for daylight?
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BIO-HAZARD
Elite
I would sure like one to , A green laser cost is high. I had red lasers but best was 50 feet in day light .
Bassbob
Emissary
CT red laser 50' in daylight is a miracle. The Viridian Green is better but it isn't 50 yards in daylight better.
Bassbob
Emissary
Found this:
"As an aside, if you're getting the Class I rated model DBAL-I2 that's available for open sale, 100m and maybe a bit more is about what you'll get in terms of usable dot on the IR side, but that's the price one pays to get an IR-capable laser system without having to jump through all the hoops to get a Class IIIB rates system that pushes to 600m."
These are IR lasers and somewhat regulated. Around $1000
tnvc.com
"As an aside, if you're getting the Class I rated model DBAL-I2 that's available for open sale, 100m and maybe a bit more is about what you'll get in terms of usable dot on the IR side, but that's the price one pays to get an IR-capable laser system without having to jump through all the hoops to get a Class IIIB rates system that pushes to 600m."
These are IR lasers and somewhat regulated. Around $1000
Steiner DBAL-I² Class 1 IR Laser – Tactical Night Vision Company
Civilian Legal IR Laser - Dual Beam Aiming Laser Intelligent²
tnvc.com
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HansGruber
Ronin
It really boils down to “most lasers aren’t meant to be used in bright sunlight at anything other than very close range”.
In bright light, you can see your sights...use ‘em.
In bright light, you can see your sights...use ‘em.
Bassbob
Emissary
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This site reminds me of "Gun source". Certainly the author(s) don't speak english as a first language. The Gun Source people aren't even familiar with proper, well known nomenclature and usually get details wrong. Like when they wrote that the VP9 has a 6.1 slide and 9 round capacity.
Back on topic though, ignoring the fact that personally even if all lasers could be seen clearly in broad daylight at 100 yards or more, they would not be my choice of sight for anything that far out. Really not even 50 yards. I zero mine at 50 yards because that's the zero I want and am used to and it's not bad to be prepared in the event you need to engage something outdoors at night. In all probability the laser would never get used past 10 yards, but zero'ing ANYTHING at 10 yards is asinine.
To me lasers are for CQB weapons and even then I have at least one, usually two other sight systems. Primary optic and back-up sights with a laser underneath.
Article's a bit generic, yes, like gun source, but some of the sights listed are good ones. Chose it for the variety offered in one place, not authors choice of wording. Likely many pro's and con's to most anything? Viridian C5L for example is, has been a very good one for me. Others thoughts, not so much sometimes? Like some songs? Sometimes the melody leaves something to be desired, but word's are good and vice versa?This site reminds me of "Gun source". Certainly the author(s) don't speak english as a first language. The Gun Source people aren't even familiar with proper, well known nomenclature and usually get details wrong. Like when they wrote that the VP9 has a 6.1 slide and 9 round capacity.
Back on topic though, ignoring the fact that personally even if all lasers could be seen clearly in broad daylight at 100 yards or more, they would not be my choice of sight for anything that far out. Really not even 50 yards. I zero mine at 50 yards because that's the zero I want and am used to and it's not bad to be prepared in the event you need to engage something outdoors at night. In all probability the laser would never get used past 10 yards, but zero'ing ANYTHING at 10 yards is asinine.
To me lasers are for CQB weapons and even then I have at least one, usually two other sight systems. Primary optic and back-up sights with a laser underneath.
Bassbob
Emissary
From my own experience I definitely prefer Viridian stuff over CT.
BIO-HAZARD
Elite
I'm like you guys ,Laser's are more CQB. I have 2 CT laser's one on my Keltec KSG 25 , 12 Ga. for home defense and One was on my Sig Sauer P320 for home defense . All for quick point and shoot and night time . I got both CT lasers from Sportsman warehouse and they priced matched Amazon last year so I got them for $70 each . I didn't waant to put alot of cash into lasers . Bang for the buck . But I still would like a green one ..LOL
Bassbob
Emissary
I have a red dot on my KSG25.
Bassbob
Emissary
Well you could get a 100 yard zero you just wouldn’t be able to use it at that distance so there would be no point.