all right guys dustin here and today we're going over something a little different um it's about zeroing your laser properly on your handgun came up with something after reading a book and you know most of us are just gonna zero it to our dot or our sites but there can be a better way so your offset isn't as great but first shout out to our sponsor oh light who's having another flash sale january NUMBER_TOKENth through NUMBER_TOKENth they are releasing their warrior xNUMBER_TOKEN now this one's kind of cool because NUMBER_TOKEN lumens so it's all upgraded with zirconium beads in the front so you can break glass with it i was gonna try it but yeah i liked my windows so we're not doing it but NUMBER_TOKEN lumens you can check it out up to NUMBER_TOKEN percent off free shipping over NUMBER_TOKEN dollars if you come in too late for the sale use the code top shot dustin for NUMBER_TOKEN off site wide now let's get on with the video so shout out to my buddy ryan kleckner i was going through his book finally i bought it a long time ago i didn't read it yet and i found a paragraph on laser sights for aiming and you know for the most part it's kind of a novelty really unless you're using night vision but i use it on my handguns because i use the light and it's an integrated laser into the light so why not at least have it zeroed right but the problem is okay i usually zero out about seven yards okay well the laser is way down here my sights are way up here and the bore is right here so we have three lines that have to intersect so probably the same as everyone else i've always just kind of creaked this into say seven yards figure that's a good self-defense distance so my green laser will hit my red dot they intersect right at seven yards now up closer it's going to be a bit a little bit lower but out further NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN yards that green laser is like way up and so my shots would be shooting way down it'd be a bad miss well ryan goes over when they had their rifles in infrared use running night vision and the laser designator was like two inches off to the right he would zero his rifle so the point of impact of the bullet would be two inches to the left i'm like gosh that's genius unless you need to shoot at a golf ball or something you're you know but they're usually shooting bigger targets like that so you just know that you have a little offset and any marksman knows oh yeah there's offset all the time if you're up close with your scoped rifle you're going to be needing to aim high because your bullet impact will be low so you get that so we're just going to translate that to laser today and let you see we're going to scoot up to NUMBER_TOKEN yards and do it by default first so here we are at seven yards and my laser yeah it's so bright this is a bad day for it but here we are uh my laser's touching my red dot i mean it's really close to it so we're just gonna go with it because your mounts on these do have a little wiggle in the first place so it's not going to be pinpoint
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