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Michael D. asked 8 years ago:
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Walther P22 QD .22 Long Black Pistol
for me being a 22lr I would say no to the laser unless your carry gun had a laser and you were using this as a low cast training tool. In a bedside gun used in a low light situation I could se a laser being a real advantage
Randy I.
8 years ago
Definitely for $20 Michael. The laser is an invaluable tool for developing muscle memory and trigger pull technique. The laser dot will show you every wobble of your muzzle. As your technique improves and your muscle memory develops, you will naturally develop steadier trigger control. Plus it's removable when not needed.
James G.
8 years ago