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Yo dawg, I heard you like shotguns, so I made your light a shotgun so you can shotgun while you shotgun.

 

 

In all seriousness, never seen that before. Neat idea.

Might be useful as a training device but if you have been a pistol shooter for a short time you should be able to visualize that 1" per yard from a cylinder bore gun.

It is a gimmick designed to separate you from your hard earned money. Spend the $250 on ammo and a class from a reputable training company. It will serve you much better in the long run.

Yo dawg, I heard you like shotguns, so I made your light a shotgun so you can shotgun while you shotgun.

 

 

In all seriousness, never seen that before. Neat idea.

 

Ha! That x meme never gets old...Seriously though that product ? it's retarded... Use a normal laser if that's your thing. I'm not a fan of lasers for shotguns , and certainly not green ones that send a line straight back to your pos, but for range fun and a "look what toy I have" factor... I could see it I guess. Some things people buy simply because they're cool , and nothing's wrong with that...

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In 6 months when the knock offs are $19.99 and half the size, then maybe. If they can get it down to the magazine tube / end cap type laser, then I think it would be practical for the impractical pistol grip shotgun crowd.

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