Huge help for this older shooter - Crimson Trace Rear Activation Glock Gen 3 Lasergrip

I purchased a Gen 3 Glock 19. My first trip to the range was less than satisfactory as I had a hard time picking up the sights and holding them steady, mainly due to my wearing bifocals. Since this is going to be a home defense gun and a CCW weapon down the road, I needed to have confidence in my ability to shoot it well. I decided a laser sight would help me not be in that in between range of my bifocals by moving my focal point further away where my distance lens would work.

I i them and went to the range yesterday and could not be happier with the results. Initially they were shooting about an inch right at 7 yards but even with that issue, it was a tighter group from the first clip of 15 than I had shot without the laser and just using the fixed sights. A quick quarter turn on the windage adjustment and I was putting bullets in the bullseye touching each other. I put up a new target and shot 2 more clips (15 and 17 rounds) with 22 inside the bullseye, 7 in the 9 and 3 in the 8. I still have a lot of work to do to get my consistency up but that appears to be grip and flinch elimination, not a site picture issue any longer.

Highly recommend these sights and love that they are rear pressure activated and not something I have to remember to turn on in a stressful situation, if, god forbid, that situation ever happens.