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S.W.A.T. December 2007 - McKeesport Police Department

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ranges out to 300 yards max. I also find<br />

that I cannot shoot as precisely at 100-300<br />

yards with a red dot as I can with a chevron<br />

or a crosshair. On the other hand,<br />

at point blank to 50 yards, I find that I<br />

can engage extremely quickly with a red<br />

dot. I also find it takes me awhile to determine<br />

which brightness setting works<br />

best for my vision in different levels of<br />

brightness. I zeroed the red dot at 100<br />

yards and was shooting five-shot groups<br />

of around three inches. Since I was<br />

shooting military surplus SS109, which<br />

is not held to the most rigorous accuracy<br />

standards, and since I was having a bit of<br />

trouble properly acquiring the red dot in<br />

bright sunlight, I was satisfied.<br />

I wanted to see if the laser was indeed<br />

co-aligned with my now-zeroed red<br />

dot, so the other night I took the Stag<br />

carbine without magazine and checked<br />

above: ISM-V’s controls-red dot<br />

intensity buttons on the top and<br />

laser pressure button on the left.<br />

left: ISM-V allows easy use of<br />

BUIS in conjunction with the front<br />

post through the lens.<br />

the chamber twice to be sure it was unloaded.<br />

Then I went into my darkened<br />

downstairs and tried sighting down a<br />

dimly lit hall. The red dot was virtually<br />

superimposed on the laser’s red dot. I<br />

also tried operating the controls in low<br />

light and had little difficulty.<br />

I really, really like the ISM-V. It is only<br />

5”x2.6”x3.3” and weighs only nine ounces.<br />

Without hanging a laser on my handguard,<br />

I get a laser combined with my<br />

red dot and I don’t have to zero the laser<br />

independently-it’s all good! §<br />

SOURCE:<br />

Insight Technology<br />

Dept. S.W.A.T.<br />

9 Akira Way<br />

Londonderry, NH 03053<br />

(877) 744-4802<br />

www.insighttechnology.com<br />

48 S.W.A.T. » DECEMBER <strong>2007</strong> SWATMAG.COM

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