Is the pistol clamped in the rest when shooting to sight in a laser?
2082935
The screw down clamps hold the grips in place but do not keep the barrel from rising depending on caliber.
2082936
Not clamped in the rest just use it to hold it steady while shooting and adjusting.hold it steady with the dot on the center X. Shoot at least 2 shots keeping the dot totally still.keep the dot in the center X and adjust it to the holes you just shot. Now put the dot in the center again and you will hit the center as long as you don't move the dot before the shot goes off Simple. use the rest to keep everything stable
2082937
No. First fire 3 rounds using the rest to steady the pistol for accuracy. Next, retrieve your target and place an a hi-viz adhesive dot in the center of the pattern. Return your target to the original position. Clamp your pistol in the rest so the sights are aligned as normal for a bullseye shot. Next while the pistol is clamped in the rest, adjuse your laser or optical sight, without moving the Rest so that the sight is now aligned with she Hi-viz patch. Unclamp the pistol, fire three more rounds. They should be right on target if you are steady in the rest and do not pull off target. If not, repeat to perfection. One cycle did it for me. Wonderfully simple.
2082938
hi:No here is a good video showing how to use it hope it helps. I worked well for me .Gordyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB2gsUt8Oyk
2082939
I don't see a problem, but depending on the location of the laser sight, extra care should be taken during initial clamping, etc. I mention this, because an acquaintance of mine, for whatever reason, clamps his laser to the side of his revolver, as opposed to the underside.
2082940
Not clamped in the rest just use it to hold it steady while shooting and adjusting
2082941
No. First fire 3 rounds using the rest to steady the pistol for accuracy. Next, retrieve your target and place an a hi-viz adhesive dot in the center of the pattern. Return your target to the original position. Clamp your pistol in the rest so the sights are aligned as normal for a bullseye shot. Next while the pistol is clamped in the rest, adjuse your laser or optical sight, without moving the Rest so that the sight is now aligned with she Hi-viz patch. Unclamp the pistol, fire three more rounds. They should be right on target if you are steady in the rest and do not pull off target. If not, repeat to perfection. One cycle did it for me. Wonderfully simple. No. First fire 3 rounds using the rest to steady the pistol for accuracy. Next, retrieve your target and place an a hi-viz adhesive dot in the center of the pattern. Return your target to the original position. Clamp your pistol in the rest so the sights are aligned as normal for a bullseye shot. Next while the pistol is clamped in the rest, adjuse your laser or optical sight, without moving the Rest so that the sight is now aligned with she Hi-viz patch. Unclamp the pistol, fire three more rounds. They should be right on target if you are steady in the rest and do not pull off target. If... » Read More No. First fire 3 rounds using the rest to steady the pistol for accuracy. Next, retrieve your target and place an a hi-viz adhesive dot in the center of the pattern. Return your target to the original position. Clamp your pistol in the rest so the sights are aligned as normal for a bullseye shot. Next while the pistol is clamped in the rest, adjuse your laser or optical sight, without moving the Rest so that the sight is now aligned with she Hi-viz patch. Unclamp the pistol, fire three more rounds. They should be right on target if you are steady in the rest and do not pull off target. If not, repeat to perfection. One cycle did it for me. Wonderfully simple. « Show Less
1878101
When I got mine I wondered the same thing. At the rear of the laser is where the switch is. You can push it on and off from either side of the gun. It blends well with the laser and gun.
719985
There are 2 adjustments to sight the laser in with, one on the side and one on top, each one of those is covered with a protective cap. Under those caps is the adjustments needed to sight the laser in.
715888
Not really, the laser is too far down from the barrel. So wherever the light aims, the bullet will usually hit above it. Your better off putting your own laser or something.
1933811
Mine with fit pistol and LaserMax perfectly. Well made and easy to draw from. I really like mine. I did have to take the extension off.
2007145
Yes, it has horizontal and vertical adjustments on the laser and separately for the red dot.
1348986
As far as I can tell... it has an insert that is removable just for those pistols that have the laser sites on them. Take a look and you decide (via the URL below). Notice the bulge in front to the trigger guard as well as the black screw on the holster. The screw is holding a removable insert which (once removed) allows the laser to fit down in. I think this is a new design, as I just bought mine about a month ago. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hsf7bb546lc047w/_JD38574.JPG
2141616
I don't use a laser, and I'm not all that satisfied with the way it holds my weapon. It seems too loose and I've tighten down the adjustment as far as it can go.
1757893
The laser sight fits in the barrel of the gun, just to sight in your scope or sights. NEVER fire a bullet or pellet with the laser sight in the barrel.
2088513
I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have trained to have your index finger high on the slide when drawing and punching out the pistol. I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have... » Read More I have this mounted on my Ruger P89DC and have found that the only time the laser is blocked is when my index finger is riding up along the slide aka "indexing the slide". As you drop your index finger down toward the trigger to prepare to fire at a threat the finger clears the laser and the red dot becomes visible. The laser sits high enough that your hand gripping the gun should not block it unless you are wearing very bulky gloves. The laser is mounted just below the slide but above the trigger on the frame of the pistol. You should have no problem unless, like me, you have trained to have your index finger high on the slide when drawing and punching out the pistol. « Show Less
76323
Not 100 percent sure. Possibly if you rest the trigger guard in the front rest. You have to manipulate this device a bit with lasers that shine down the side of the gun. The front rest is a v shape and the laser often is obstructed by it unless the trigger guard rests on it.
434192
Yes, but you must have the laser and/or light turned on before first holstering it. Another point is I sent my 5CL laser/light unit back because it wouldn't hold it's aim setting. Settings for elevation and windage did not hold, even with the unit just being in the holster and the gun not being fired. Unacceptable! Viridian has great customer service, though.
464409
Neither. The firearm clips snug in the molded portion and can only be drawn by a directly vertical pull. There is a screw adjustment on the side to manage the tension of the holster grip on the weapon. It takes some tweaking to get the holster grip and angle of draw down so you can do it smoothly. It's quite comfortable to use.
362128
yes you can sight in optical and lasers. I have a red dot and it worked fine. Here is a link that may help you out.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdPS0mOX-I8You don't fire the pistol when its in the rest !!!
861309
No. I have the CT trigger guard laser. I put a small hole in the grip glove so that the actuator button was uncovered. First time I shot the whole thing split from where I put the hole. Without the hole laser was always on.
321163
The rear, or underside of the holster is open to accept any rail attachment. I have a laser on mine and the holster is very secure.
159823
Yes it does.. But a little loosely on my 0-pap. Does not affect accuracy but jumps when shooting. I still recomend it for a badass sight!