irishScott
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- Oct 10, 2006
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If it's dark enough in the house to benefit from a red dot or laser, then it's dark enough that his TLR-1 is probably the better option. As someone above said, I doubt a red dot is going to be all that useful in this type of situation as we're not talking standing on a line at the range and taking your time to line up a shot.
We're talking the sound of a smashed window at 3am, bloodshot eyes, tremendous grogginess, heart rate elevated to where it feels like it's jumping out of your body - grabbing the gun and pointing it in the right direction at that point is a challenge, let along trying to acquire a target in pitch black through an aiming reticle.
This, IMO the best option is a big-dot night sight.
http://www.brownells.com/handgun-pa...ress-sight-set-prod16839.aspx?avs|Make_3=1911
Worst case scenario just put the big glowing dot on the target and fire. Within 10 feet that'll likely be good enough. After identifying your target obviously.
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