FAQ’s:
1.) Why should I consider the DBAL-D2?
The DBAL-D2 is a consumer legal laser/illuminator that is packed with features. A big feature we love is the fact that the visible laser is slaved to the IR laser. This means you can really dial in your zero in daylight hours. Once darkness falls, simply confirm zero with IR laser and make final adjustments. Some lasers only have IR function which means all zeroing must happen at dusk. The DBAL-D2 is a much more potent option versus the A3 in terms of illuminator performance. The downside is the extra bulk. For our team, we will take the bulk for the powerful illuminator, especially in hunting scenarios.
2.) How much bigger is the D2 versus the DBAL-A3?
The D2 is….Thick. Here’s the biggest reason why: The D2 uses an LED illuminator. The A3 uses a neutered laser for the illuminator. Citizens can own crazy powerful IR illuminators when they are LED. There are restrictions on IR lasers. Lame, we know. In order to have a more potent IR illuminator, the result is a much larger form factor. Is this a deal breaker? It really depends on your personal situation. Obviously the more bulk and weight you have on the end of your rail, the more fatigue you experience during longer drills, hikes, and hunts. For us, certain situations dictate the need for an insanely powerful illuminator.
3.) Can I buy a full power laser?
The short answer to this is yes. Many folks have sources to purchase full power lasers, although you won’t be able to do that direct from a dealer. You would need some form of military or law enforcement contacts. The unfortunate reality is it is very difficult to get full power lasers.
4.) Are full power lasers worth it?
In reality, most of us won’t need the full power lasers. For 200 yards and closer, the consumer class lasers really do work well.
5.) Are these units in stock?
We do stock these units, but we also take orders when stock is low or out. This is because of our good relationship with our supplier. Typically we can get more lasers in a matter of days. If you have questions about lead times, please contact us at the “contact us” page.
6.) When should I consider buying a laser like this? After you have a quality build, you have a good foundation of fundamentals, and you have your helmet and nods setup figured out. An IR laser/illuminator really won’t do much for you without night vision. A quality white light will be the first form of illumination you should consider. As you check off all your boxes of priorities, then grab the laser for night vision aiming/shooting.
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