Laser on PCC for USPSA

[gunner01]

What distance is best to sight in a laser on a PCC for USPSA?

Edited February 3, 2019 by gunner01

[rowdyb]

i do it for poa/poi at 7

[ABQautoxer]

I paid for not having the laser moved to the JP yesterday. POI/POA intersecting at 7yds would have been perfect and would have helped with a weird wall gap for a left hand lean (I'm right handed). Would have been a quick lean and shoot with a laser, instead it ended up being off hand shots that ate time.

[Bwillis]

7 yards high 1.75” or height over bore 

Edited February 3, 2019 by Bwillis

[HoMiE]

39 minutes ago, ABQautoxer said:

I paid for not having the laser moved to the JP yesterday. POI/POA intersecting at 7yds would have been perfect and would have helped with a weird wall gap for a left hand lean (I'm right handed). Would have been a quick lean and shoot with a laser, instead it ended up being off hand shots that ate time.

Sometimes for really hard close leans I think the laser is best because you can’t always get right behind an offset sight. 

[Silverscooby27]

12 yards

[ABQautoxer]

I'm planning to put my laser on my JP. Original thought was use the bottom of the hand guard. An reason not to? Side or top better?

[Rolex]

I did 15 yards- POA

[Flatland Shooter]

1 hour ago, ABQautoxer said:

I'm planning to put my laser on my JP. Original thought was use the bottom of the hand guard. An reason not to? Side or top better?

 

My primary sight is a C-more Railway.  The CMR -206 is mounted just forward of the C-More.  Though I sometimes take it off to lighten the load, I also run a Burris FF3 at 45 degrees.

 

With the laser on top, its easy to activate the laser's switch with my weak hand thumb while grasping the handguard and its in a bit of a protected area should I get wild around walls on hard leans.

 

All are sighted in at 17 yards (a carryover from my Open days).

[Startingover]

My laser overlays my main dot.

(12-15yrds)

That way there is never any doubt on if its zeroed.