BlackWatch16
07-28-16, 12:00
This is a gently used ArmaLaser RSS (Reactive Sighting System) touch activated red laser. Style B fits various compact and sub-compact pistols such as Springfield XD, Walther PPS/P99C, S&W M&P (full and compact), H&K P1000SK, and other similar pistol frames. It comes with the mounting hardware, 4x Varta 386 silver oxide button cells, and 2x battery cover plates. 1 is marked S for steady laser, and the other is marked P for pulsed.
This laser is VERY small and weighs almost nothing. My friend is the original owner and carried it for a while on his Walther PPS until he upgraded to a newer model. I bought it from him to use exclusively for dry fire practice on an M&P compact and for instructing new students on steady sight alignment/picture and trigger press.
I do not have any experience carrying it or during live fire as that was not its purpose for me. Similarly, I am not an expert on how it fits on various other pistols, but if you have questions I will do my best to find an answer. There are obviously much better options on the market for concealed carry, but IMO this still makes a good dry fire practice tool.
This particular model was introduced in 2008, so it can be difficult to find decent information/reviews on it. I've copied a couple relevant links below. At the time, I believe they retailed for about $150-180. Their newer model lasers today go for about $100-125.
http://www.spokanister.net/Guns_ArmaLaser_RSS.html
http://www.thektog.org/forum/f95/armalaser-rss-pf-9-a-239592/
Price is $50 OBO shipped USPS.
This laser is VERY small and weighs almost nothing. My friend is the original owner and carried it for a while on his Walther PPS until he upgraded to a newer model. I bought it from him to use exclusively for dry fire practice on an M&P compact and for instructing new students on steady sight alignment/picture and trigger press.
I do not have any experience carrying it or during live fire as that was not its purpose for me. Similarly, I am not an expert on how it fits on various other pistols, but if you have questions I will do my best to find an answer. There are obviously much better options on the market for concealed carry, but IMO this still makes a good dry fire practice tool.
This particular model was introduced in 2008, so it can be difficult to find decent information/reviews on it. I've copied a couple relevant links below. At the time, I believe they retailed for about $150-180. Their newer model lasers today go for about $100-125.
http://www.spokanister.net/Guns_ArmaLaser_RSS.html
http://www.thektog.org/forum/f95/armalaser-rss-pf-9-a-239592/
Price is $50 OBO shipped USPS.