Which laser pointer please I don't know!!! Short stubby one is plastic bit lighter the longer one is aluminum...I don't know if can't sleep decisions decisions
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so are you saying that the shorty is plastic and the standard is metal?
also to clarify, is the short one a shorty or a super shorty.. Kelly at Krazy cool airguns has all 3 sizes.. I didn't know that they were made differently other than length.
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so are you saying that the shorty is plastic and the standard is metal?also to clarify, is the short one a shorty or a super shorty.. Kelly at Krazy cool airguns has all 3 sizes.. I didn't know that they were made differently other than length.
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They are both same brand I think I'm leaning more to the longer one metal flows better with the gun?both
also to clarify, is the short one a shorty or a super shorty.. Kelly at Krazy cool airguns has all 3 sizes.. I didn't know that they were made differently other than length.
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just to clarify, I thought you said one is metal and one is plastic?? I thought the shortened one was just a standard GK1 cut down?
if it's different and plastic, that doesn't sound too good
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if it's different and plastic, that doesn't sound too good
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sorry I misunderstood you, I was worried that they were making some of the GK1 shroud out of plastic..
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Just a note to the OP from personal experience of mounting a laser on a pistol. The only advantage of using one is short distance shooting. In that role the closer the beam is to the barrel center the more useful it is. The further the beam is from the barrel center, the more hold over/hold under is required. Mounting a laser at the bottom of the air tube on a GK1 will not be very effective. The PP700 SA has a milled dovetail on the side of the shroud. Using that as a mounting point allowed a 1/2" offset left. Anything more than that is problematic when shooting at a mouse size target. Jus saying.
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