Shooting with the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser - TheFireArmGuy

Published on February 10, 2012
Duration: 5:06

This guide details the installation and testing of the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser for a Glock 27. The video demonstrates its factory-set alignment and takedown lever activation. Expert shooter TheFireArmGuy provides practical range testing, covering hip shooting and aimed fire at 15 yards, offering a high-authority assessment of its performance and value.

Quick Summary

The LaserMax Guide Rod Laser for the Glock 27 features factory pre-set alignment, activated by the takedown lever. While unobtrusive and permanently aligned, its $300+ price and pulsating beam are noted cons. It proved effective for hip shooting and aimed fire at 15 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: LaserMax Guide Rod Laser
  2. 00:34Installation and Design Details
  3. 01:07Range Testing: Hip Shooting Accuracy
  4. 02:32Range Testing: 15 Yards with Laser & Sights
  5. 03:49Final Assessment and Rating

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser activated on a Glock 27?

The LaserMax Guide Rod Laser is activated by the pistol's takedown lever. Pushing this lever engages the laser, producing a pulsating red light for aiming.

What are the main advantages of the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser?

The primary advantages are its factory pre-set, permanent alignment, meaning it doesn't require sighting-in, and its unobtrusive design that integrates directly into the guide rod assembly.

What are the drawbacks of the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser?

The main drawbacks mentioned are its high price point (over $300) and the use of a pulsating red laser beam, which some shooters may find less preferable than a solid beam.

Can the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser be used for aimed shooting at distance?

Yes, the video demonstrates effective aimed shooting at 15 yards, both using the laser alone and in combination with the firearm's iron sights for enhanced accuracy.

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