They are very accurate for the size I can hit 15 yards out and get a couple groups . I love them , also the laser is pointless with the recoil and why would you want a laser for a quick up close protection the time you have to sight on the red dot the bad guy got you already .These guns was made for up close protection only.The sights was made for a conceal purpose only so it can slip in and out without catching on the sights .
I like the LCP over the Kel-tec
They are pretty accurate, but as I said, the sights are very hard to acquire in a hurry. The laser will make it easier for a quick point and shoot.Originally Posted by Tech5
I shot the kel-tec as well as the LCP before I bought the lcp and I agree. I liked the lcp better even though it is basicly the same gun.
Guess you never had to pull out a laser pistol when you was fearing for your life . You have to take the time to find the laser by that time you're dead. Sights are worthless when it comes to protection up close and personal . I don't even try to use the sights when practicing because when it's with in a few feet you don't need to take the time to adjust your body to try and AIM . It's call point and shoot protection , those that think they are going to take the time to AIM , or sight in on a laser red dot are going to be hurt , or worse dead .
Worst thing you can do in the heat of the moment is to try and think,and look for a dot or sight when your life is in danger . This is what a few safety classes taught me from my local sheriffs department .You should look for some held around your area , many departments offer this course and also a LEO training for Citizens that covers laws,and what you can and can't do being a leo etc etc .Great info from this event.
Back on track LCP take the front sight and paint it either a HOT neon Orange or yellow ...makes a world of difference when aiming for target practice .
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