Laser or Lights for glock

[ZonedOut]

Im looking for either a laser, light or combo. Anyone have any suggestions for a glock 19?

[Dosbomber]

I'd be interested in this as well, as I just picked up a 17 recently.

[ZonedOut]

It's going to be used primarily for home defense, maybe some range time to.I get use to the weight. Which one is good, which ones should I avoid at all cost

[K.C.]

Without a doubt Crimson trace ... http://www.impactguns.com/product.aspx?zpid=18126

[CHEMICAL]

Without a doubt Crimson trace ... http://www.impactguns.com/product.aspx?zpid=18126

^^What he said. I got the front activation model but I had to alter it because it covered too much of the finger groove.

This is after cutting it down:





Edited to elaborate. I chose the Crimson Trace because of the fact that the laser is set back by the rear sights. The guide rod lasers have a tendency to get fouled up very quickly since the diode is directly under the muzzle.

[Brick]

I suggest night sights. Couple them with a very bright LED flashlight. But, remember lights and lasers, like tracers work in BOTH directions!

[ZonedOut]

I already have night sights, and I don't want to have both hands occupied as I go thru the house so I was thinking something under the rail so that I may open doors, call the cops, turn on lights and turn off the alarm and such

[ZonedOut]

But thank you for the suggestion

[DaveM55]

Not a big fan of lasers, they have a tendency to fail at just the wrong time.

I prefer night sites and a flashlight, weapon mounted lights are fine. But nothing more than 120 lumens for indoor use. White or bright walls and mirrors will blind you with real bright lights.

[workingmanjeff]

My Glock 19 had one of these in the box when i bought it:

http://www.gunaccessoriesusa.com/han...lock/light.htm

Not the brightest, but mounts up very solidly and seems very durable

Jeff