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Does anybody have experience with one of these?

kevinw07 · 2009-08-14 21:31:38

i'm just wondering if anybody has had any experience with one of these lasers , i'm planning on getting one for my m4. do you think it would be any use? http://www.airsoftpark.com/rifleshotgun-tactical-green-532nm-35mw-laser-sight-scope-p-50.html?osCsid=29c4d428a3c8546f7968f10608d7f4ed

14-08-2009 9:31pm

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kevinw07

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i'm just wondering if anybody has had any experience with one of these lasers , i'm planning on getting one for my m4.

do you think it would be any use?

http://www.airsoftpark.com/rifleshotgun-tactical-green-532nm-35mw-laser-sight-scope-p-50.html?osCsid=29c4d428a3c8546f7968f10608d7f4ed

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#2 14-08-2009 9:32pm

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It's a green laser so it is illegal in Ireland.

From the Charter

* While it is unclear of the leaglity of using lasers on airsoft devices discusssion of it is allowed here with the understanding that actually doing so may be illegal. Only lasers that meet the following criteria are legal in Ireland:

- lasers of less than 5 milli Watts
- in the light frequencies of 630 to 680nm

Which means that all Blue and Green lasers (which are out side of light frequencies of 630 to 680nm) are illeagle and should not be discussed here.

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