02-26-2012, 07:26 AM
Everybody likes different stuff, as for me I prefer to go the minimalist route on visible lights/lasers.
I use TLR-2 light/laser combos on most of my ARs if possible (depends on what the main optic is). Putting the TLR-2 on the top rail puts the laser above bore (beneficial), puts the light shadow on the floor (generally beneficial), is fully ambidextrous, and requires no tape switches. Simply clean and efficient, as your support hand can activate the light via your thumb. JMHO.
If you use it with an Aimpoint like this:
![[Image: Gren1.jpg]](http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn291/Variable556/Gren1.jpg)
The laser will even cowitness with your dot sight. Nothing on the sides to snag or get banged either.
I use TLR-2 light/laser combos on most of my ARs if possible (depends on what the main optic is). Putting the TLR-2 on the top rail puts the laser above bore (beneficial), puts the light shadow on the floor (generally beneficial), is fully ambidextrous, and requires no tape switches. Simply clean and efficient, as your support hand can activate the light via your thumb. JMHO.
If you use it with an Aimpoint like this:
The laser will even cowitness with your dot sight. Nothing on the sides to snag or get banged either.