Laser Sights

[RPrivatsky]

hey guys got a bit of a problem I want to get a laser sight for my side arm I am packing a H&K USP .45 Umarex model and I want a laser sight on it that will not break the bank but it cannot be big either if it goes past the trigger guard it will not fit in my holster so can you help me out I appreciate all the help I can get.

[Lukens]

Great way to get help fast:

Use punctuation.

[SleepyDave]

One, that is honestly the worst come-back I've ever heard. Honestly. That was awful.

Second, what exactly is "tactical support"?

Three, go nuts: http://www.airsoftoutletnw.com/index.php

EDIT: 5 SECONDS OF CLICKING.

http://www.airsoftoutletnw.com/index.ph ... &Itemid=28

Was that so hard?

[Icepick]

Everybody is nice here if you type correctly. (However I'm not gonna bash you for it.)

True story.

[Sahronax]

Holay bajeezus, that is one solid "sentence." And I use the term loosely.

Also, triple post. Not a good start, bro...

But seriously, I would recommend, for your sake more than for ours, to do at least some basic research before you ask questions that could be answered with some simple research. Also, use punctuation. But that's more for your sake than ours.

EDIT: Also, kudos on using a diction screw-up that I have never before witnessed on the interwebs. I did not know it was feasible to interchange "passed" and "past."

[Steve]

Crimson Trace.

[RPrivatsky]

first of all i did research and tried to find a good sight on my own couldn't find it and so i asked for help

second of all i didn't put passed for past that was the spell check

[Ivan Daylovich™]

You can't blame spell check for your own stupidity. It's helping and you still sound dumb.

[Ivan Daylovich™]

I think you are using a spell check, not a grammar check. Your grammar is too atrocious to pass anything that could be called a grammar check.

[RPrivatsky]

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[Jester316]

Lily Aldridge says you are retarded for posting run on sentences.

[RPrivatsky]

look everyone i am sorry i am going through a lot of stuff right now and my emotions got the better of me please accept my apologies as i dont want this to be what everyone thinks of me and in my rage i may have gone overboard i have dyslexia and this stuff is hard for me so i hope you can all forgive me.

[Hamster]

Competing for the world's longest run on sentence.

Need AP record's book. I can see it now:


You can google stuff too, right?

We're all going to give you shit for grammatical mistakes. I get shit for grammatical mistakes all the time.

[Ivan Daylovich™]

I don't even think you know what dyslexia is.
Also we will judge you for how you act. Asking us not to makes no sense.

[Orwell]

FIRST: If you can't articulate three good reasons to buy a laser, you shouldn't. That's called being "tacticool." Contrary to the name, that does not make you cool.

Alright, forward we drunkenly stumble. Forget the spelling quarrel. Regarding your request-

The product you seek doesn't exist. Sure, you can get a cheap laser to mount under your barrel, but if you want a sight that is FUNCTIONAL you need to spend money.

Go research what IDPA and IPSC folks love on their USPs. Then, realize that IPSC and IDPA guys typically use something else. Then, cry, buy a new gun, be broke, save up, buy some Crimson Trace sights.

Crimson Trace. Buy their products, love their products.


Alternately, I think you'd be better suited replacing your iron sights. There are a lot of sights out there, and some of them are even good. Trijicon makes great night sights for the Glock- I'd check on them. Also, Warren Tactical makes the best competition iron sights I've ever seen on a Glock - check with them, too. Lastly, make sure your toy gun has the same sight-mounting that the real USP does. KSC Glocks match real steel Glocks, but I make no promises for your product.