Do you find that these affect concealment?
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I do not think it does. What it does do is allow for a better grip which improves accuracy. Hope this helps.
1264093
I did not see an impact on concealment. It does improve grip for removal, at least in my case. Only practice can tell for your use. Given the cost, it's almost a better bet the improved grip on the draw out weighs concealment issues, if any.
1264094
For me no. I carry IWB "AlienGear" and I have no problem concealing it at all.
1264095
Good question! I carry in a pocket holster in my pants pocket. Because the grip extension is on the forward side of it does not affect concealment-it extends downward into the pocket holster.
1264096
Hello Adam, These Pearce grip extension only add less than 3/4" to the grip, in my opinion they really don't effect concealment, the overall grip with the extension for the XDs is still smaller than when I'm carrying my Glock 19, plus they add for better leverage and increased accuracy of the small XDs frame, you cant go wrong with the purchase..
1264097
I carry in long cargo shorts/front pocket with a "Uncle Mikes #12" soft holster - I barely notice it.In a IWB, I believe the size difference is negligible at best.
1264098
I find that the extra size is really unnoticeable since it is sloped, and only extends one side of the mag enough to fit your pinky on.
1077372
Not at all. In fact, if you turn it up too bright, it'll make it more difficult because of the contrast. Generally, the darker it is outside, the darker you should keep your crosshairs
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I personally have not but I have friends that say they have. But I have not seen it myself on their guns nor on my own. FYI, I use these Fobus holsters all the time.
2141482
Haven't noticed it whether carrying naked in a pocket or in a holster as the fabric or material of either would block the laser, but by design it's feasible that pressure from the holster or your body pressing against it could activate it. Haven't noticed it or had an issue personally and I have this laser on my G19 and S&W; MP9C.
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sorta of an individual thing depending on how using earplugs. And cleanliness of ears. LOL, jut kidding. I wear my earplugs at night, so change the pair out more frequently, than if use on the shooting target range. You can look at them & see how clean they look. hope this helps.
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I have not done any shooting but I can say that these reduce noise although perhaps not enough for that kind of noise. If you are not looking for fidelity in the sound that goes into your ears, I would look for stronger protection if I were you.
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Justin, these will help in all light conditions. I found them to be well worth the money and then you have them if you don't want to use the laser.
661806
No, At least they won't help me that way. The yellow tint does not effect the sight, no coloration. They only screen blue light rays. Other wise you won't know you are wearing them.
1922470
Whether your pieces slide around has everything to do with the G's they are experiencing. Under normal conditions, I haven't noticed any movement with the two Springfield XD's I put in mine.
621712
I bought them for the built in readers. I think it would be distracting while shooting
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They make the sights a bit darker, if you wanted to, I guess. Wouldn't recommend to leave it down while shooting, though. Why would you?
754165
Yes. These give me a quick target acquisition advantage in low or no light conditions. Have them professionally installed!
1999538
They have a reflective coating on them so the laser is a little easier to see in some situations. They are absolutely not necessary though. I used them once just to try them out. Now I just practice by aiming and dry firing with the laser at anything and everything in whatever room I happen to be in at the time.
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Hello, from my perspective of wearing them, it is slightly noticeable but more along the lines of like when you're wearing some lighted tinted glasses. I wear them all the time around the house not just for when I'm on the computer.
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They do in mine. But I've seen variability from gun to gun. May be the luck of the draw.
684111
yes they have a variable eye relief but enough for AR's and calibers to 7.62----have not gotten dinged on my 308 but it weighs 7.5 pounds---
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No. At least I have never heard it with the ones I have. But remember, these are being discontinued. I have been using them for years, primarily because they are NOT distracting and just do what they are supposed to do. I'll miss them when I wear out my last set.