Author Topic: Electric sights for combat and self defense  (Read 6872 times)

Sc0rp10n3

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Re: Electric sights for combat and self defense
« Reply #10 on: March 28, 2009, 01:02:13 AM »
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I believe they are great for combat and self defense, though I believe one should learn to shoot off the iron sights first....

I agree.  Fortunately, the iron sights on my P89 are nearly perfectly in line with the red dot from the laser grips which is the main reason I carry it most of the time.  The last thing I need is for the batteries to die just when I need to use the thing.  Of course I have also highlighted the iron sights with luminous paint to make them easier to see in dim light.  I may double check the sights on the P90 to see if I can get them lined up as well.  I also have a 6" S&W Model 28 that only has iron sights, but they are right on the money and it's a little large for everyday carry, so I won't bother with laser grips for it.  Actually, the laser grips are fairly recent additions to all my guns mainly because I am starting to get cataracts in both eyes which makes it more difficult to use the iron sights and I just wanted a little extra help.
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Re: Electric sights for combat and self defense
« Reply #11 on: March 28, 2009, 07:33:41 AM »
I wouldn't hesitate using an eotech. If battery failure is such an issue, how about replacing them more often? Before they fail?
I'm partial to trijicon scopes and red dots-no battery's required. I own several. one of them took a good drop to the floor (not the gun) and still works great.plus you can still use your iron sights with the scope on the gun, there is a cut out under it for a clear view of your iron sights
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