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Why Choose LaserMax Aiming Systems?
Because Features and Performance Matter Most!
Personal Protection:
- Have the confidence to know that when you purchase a LaserMax Aiming System, that you have the best possible point-of-aim than any other Laser on the market. There are many laser sighting systems on the market today, but for fifteen years, LaserMax has proven to provide the safest, most consistent and reliable sight of them all. Here’s why:
| Having a laser sight positioned inside the firearm offers many practical tactical advantages.
LaserMax’s patented design is the only completely internally-mounted laser sight system.
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Rugged
The frame of the firearm protects the laser sight! If your gun is accidentally dropped, alignment is unaffected. The LaserMax unit is as rugged as the firearm.
User Friendly
LaserMax sights can be installed by the user in a matter of minutes. They take readily available silver-oxide batteries commonly used in watches.
Reliable
LaserMax sights come permanently aligned from the factory for center-of-mass accuracy at 20 yards, with the exception of 1911 and shotgun models, which are user adjustable. They will never drift out of alignment. There is no need to re-zero after changing batteries.
POA/POI
The LaserMax sight installs as close to the bore of the firearm as possible. This ideal positioning allows for the closest and most consistent relationship between your point of aim and point of impact (POA/POI) over all shooting distances. This is important in real live situations where the attacker will most likely be moving.
You Control The Beam
LaserMax features a distinct on-off switch that can be easily activated by both right-handed and left-handed shooters. There is no need to alter your grip and compromise your shooting accuracy to activate the beam. In addition, your position will not be revealed while unholstering.
Firearms Safety
Firearms safety instructors almost unanimously train the use of Universal Cover Mode (UCM). In UCM, the index finger should be positioned along the side of the frame of the firearm during aiming until the decision has been made to shoot. Failure to do so can result in an accidental discharge as a result of startle response, balance disturbance, or sympathetic reflex. Magazine drops and accidental discharges have occurred with grip-activated and trigger guard lasers, sometimes with tragic results. With the LaserMax, the activation switch is exactly where your index finger should be for safe operation and your index finger will not interfere with the laser beam. Visit www.lasermax.com for more on UCM.
LaserMaxWorld.com is in no way associated with LaserMax, the manufacturer of LaserMax Laser sights.
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