I have a Crimson Custom Carry II and the laser is almost impossible to see outdoors. It's great when I go to the indoor range, but like you said it's hard to see outside. I have noticed one thing, when I shoot outside the laser lens gets dirty and the laser looses it's sharpness and needs cleaning, not so much if shooting indoors.

Originally Posted by cruzthepug

I have a Crimson Custom Carry II and the laser is almost impossible to outdoors. It's great when I go to the indoor range, but like you said it's hard to see outside. I have noticed one thing, when I shoot outside the laser lens gets dirty and the laser looses it's sharpness and needs cleaning, not so much if shooting indoors.

I can only think that the reason is that indoors; there is ventilation that pulls the smoke, GSR and air away from the shooter/gun toward the A/C return air duct. Where outdoors, with no wind, there it stays all round the gun and shooter and gets collected there.

When I got done, my hands were covered with GSR today. I would have loved to have had Emily Proctor from CSI Miami come to examine me. LOL When I washed my hands, there was lots of grey GSR in the sink when I rinsed the soap off my hands.

I love this gun.

Originally Posted by CobraFast1

I can only think that the reason is that indoors; there is ventilation that pulls the smoke, GSR and air away from the shooter/gun toward the A/C return air duct. Where outdoors, with no wind, there it stays all round the gun and shooter and gets collected there.

I think your exactly right

It's rare to be able to see a laser sight in sun light! they are made for indoor and low light conditions when you wouldn't be able to see the sights as well or at all.