Why not just practice shooting with a laser instead of wasting

You know the answer and if you are too stupid to understand it, use more internet.

This is an adult board. Go think your question through and it will be answered.

No one tell this idiot the answer. He is clearly nobrains.

>>33058670
It's ok if you like men anon, there's a board for that
>>>/lgbt/

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>>33058670

lazers do not drift with wind and air temperature

they do not have ballistic drop

there is no recoil to get good at preparing for

ballistics of a lazer dont change from a barrel getting hot

you don't learn about the reliability of your weapon with various ammo from a lazer

etc..

>>33058670
Why not do both? Laser allows you to practice anywhere.

>>33058697
Implying those matter with a handgun. I have kids around the house so I jam most of my handguns with a laserlyte as a safety device (need to be stripped to get it out of the chamber) and practice/dick around with draws and shooting whenever I get bored.

>>33058712

That is what I mean. It's a good supplement if you are constrained by time/money

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>>33058721
>Implying those matter with a handgun.

they do, especially dealing with recoil

op posted mainly rifle cartridges though

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>>33058697
Dere's no dakka dakka noise wif a laser eever

>>33058670

Practicing with lasers only simulates certain aspects of shooting, so they should be used as a supplement--not a replacement. Dry-fire practice is already important to those who pull triggers for competition or occupation, but they still have to go to the range.

>>33058670
Why not killing yourself instead of wasting oxygen for the rest of the people?

>>33058684
You mean /rk9/