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I recently received a CT laser as a gift. I plan on using it for CC. I was considering sighting it in at 25 feet. Any advice?
I agree with this post, but I feel the need to say that if you're shooting a .380 and are far enough away to experience bullet drop, you are probably shooting beyond the gun's (and your) capabilities. (see this table for an example)jerrittcat said:The laser being below the bore means that the bullet will intersect the laser at some point ( if both are parrallel) because the bullet falls as soon as it leaves the barrel.....The most important adjustment would be side to side. there is one inch difference between the laser and the bore (vertical) and that shouldnt make any difference in a close range shot in the vertical axis as there is more bad guy in the vertical than in the horizontal. Just for consideration, I adjust my CT laser so when I look down my sights for a carefully aimed shot at 10 feet distance , I can just see the laser dot at point of aim...( just my 2 cents worth)