HW/Weihrauch HW 44 Laser?

[JohnWicck]

So I decided to go with a Red Dot instead of a scope on my newly purchased HW44.
I never had a Laser on any of my guns but thought it might be fun to have one on the bottom rail.
Anyone else have that setup?
Thoughts?

 

[MRaccurate]

You should ask yourself what advantages would a laser give me? For every advantage you can come up with, I will give an additional one that you didn't think of. Are you up for the challenge!

 

[JohnWicck]

You should ask yourself what advantages would a laser give me? For every advantage you can come up with, I will give an additional one that you didn't think of. Are you up for the challenge!

LOL, up for the challenge? Sure
I challenge you to actually read my post.
Advantage was never mentioned. My inquiry was regarding a laser to the bottom rail adding to the fun factor of shooting the pistol.
I have a scoped HW 100 and although I love it? It never freakin misses.
Thats why I didn’t scope the pistol.
Simply looking for a little Bling to add to the fun factor. Killing tin cans and blowing up stuff in my backyard gets my rocks off.
SO!!
Not sure what you’re problem is, but go ahead challenge yourself silly

 

[MRaccurate]

Can you shoot flies from 2-10 yards using the cross hairs of your scope the way it is set up now and no hold over or under? It can't be done using a reddot or a scope at those distances because of the theory used. You may not know any advantages of a laser sight. I thought I would offer. Have a good day.

 

[MikeVV]

Just for the hell of it, I put a Laser in front of a red dot sight on one of my rifles.
Yeah, makes hitting your target a little easier if you have steady hands. Nothing to look..."through".

Normally, I still use the dot sight.

Mike

 

[maxtrouble]

Burris 2-7x32 pistol scope or a Vector Optics red dot are my preferred optics choice for the HW44. Excellent pistol, a true hand cannon.

 

[MRaccurate]

Just for the hell of it, I put a Laser in front of a red dot sight on one of my rifles.
Yeah, makes hitting your target a little easier if you have steady hands. Nothing to look..."through".

Normally, I still use the dot sight.

Mike

The laser visualizes the amount of movement of the rifle on the target. The scope or reddot "sight radius" is too short to indicate visual instability detail. I shoot my rifles at short range with lasers while looking over the scope. I prefer pistols for <30 yards and I don't look down the barrel. There is no need to look down the barrel if you can see where your equipment is pointed. There is a lot more data about this, if you have an interest. If not, at least have a good day and keep shooting! Brad

 

[daddypaddy]

The laser visualizes the amount of movement of the rifle on the target. The scope or reddot "sight radius" is too short to indicate visual instability detail. I shoot my rifles at short range with lasers while looking over the scope. I prefer pistols for <30 yards and I don't look down the barrel. There is no need to look down the barrel if you can see where your equipment is pointed. There is a lot more data about this, if you have an interest. If not, at least have a good day and keep shooting! Brad

exactly why i put a laser on my notos. pinpoint accuracy up to 25 yards! i like seeing the pellet flash into the laser beam at night too. looks like a laser gun!