WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU BUY STUPID LASER FOR YOUR GLOCK

[@topsecret2974]

Where to buy this?

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

amzn.to/3SICsRA

[@topsecret2974]

No, I meant the bullet like laser you used to align the shots

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

@@topsecret2974 roger. new link! amzn.to/4fxjvuJ

[@mxaxnxnxyify]

Dont zero the laser in at ANY specific distance. Run the laser parallel to the bore sight and know no matter the distance your rounds will hit 1.5 or 2 inches ABOVE the laser dot. Then you eliminate the issue at any distance it will always hit the in same location . Think about it.. And you are welcome.

[@winstonsmiths2449]

Just saw your comment now I did the same thing up top of the comments. I use a laser integrated into the light of the wml itself. I then use purple octite on the windage elevation screws hold them causing them to shift

[@AdrianMartinez-wh4bp]

you are almost correct. you have the right idea but to achieve this you have to bore site to it's maximum effective range (true sight) then you can parallel the laser right under. it's nearly impossible to do this any other way unless you can adjust the brightness on your laser to see exactly where it lies by the mm from close. either way doing it from far will always make sure it is correct anywhere in between

[@SitNSpinRecords]

The laser will project further than the bullet will fly. The bullet will start out say 2” high then get closer to the beam over time as gravity pulls it to the ground. Iron sights are set at 25 yards from factory. If you put the dot on the top of the front sight. You will be dead on at 25 yards Closer will be progressively higher and further will get lower and lower If you are trying to take 75 yards pistol shots, you need Jesus…. and a rifle.

[@Ner-vod]

Bro what? Lol. This isn't true at all.

[@cliffknoebel8528]

I sighted mine at 25 just because it was furthest I could see the laser clearly in day light, had I been thinking I would have taken white paper and went 50 lol

[@danieltheghost23]

for home defense, zeroed at 5, 10, 20 yards doesn't make a difference. if you aim center mass, you'll still hit your mark every single time if you have to quickly engage without sights

[@juliuscaesar8801]

This comment makes the most sense. Thx

[@gabe-u4r]

the best way id say is not trying to zero it at all just keeping the beam straight forward how it naturally is and as close to the barrel as possible that way you dont have to worry about where its zeroed to

[@gabe-u4r]

so like a guiderod laser would be best because of how close it is to the barrel

[@scubasteve743]

It’s not supposed to be pin point, you’re talking about a edc handgun. Zero at 10-15 and train. The whole point of light laser is to AID you identifying and engaging not relying on a laser for accuracy, that’s what your sights or red dot are for.

[@chrishollar6080]

Winner winner 🏆 chicken dinner 💥

[@davoncorrie63]

This guy is on to something lol

[@SitNSpinRecords]

I disagree. At 25 yards my bullet will hit the dot. I adjust my dot to barely be touching the tip of the front post. The irons are factory set for 25 yards. At 5 to 25 yards the bullet has barely realized it has left the barrel. It will drop 10-12 inches at 300 feet (100yards) at 10 feet the drop is probably smaller than the dot size.

[@DailyDoseOfIdiots-ih4uh]

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[@geoffreyjones1228]

I noticed this too when I got a laser/light, and I feel the best way to counter it is to go ahead and sight it in for 50+ yds and just remember that the closer the target is, the lower the laser for the laser/light will be on the target. Or take it even further beyond and memorize where the dot is at multiple ranges. Yeah you could argue it's "one more thing to think about" in a self defense situation, but by that logic, so is having a laser/light on your carry gun in the first place, so might as well train yourself to be able to use it well if you're gonna have it.

[@TheLoneRanger745]

Good advice 👍 it's the same with ur AR. At 100yr it's on. Everywhere else... There's an arch , behind 50 it will be below, something like that .. close enough to work

[@Alex-oy6wb]

Hard to imagine a self defense situation where 50 yards is necessary or legal. But, then again, I’m not John Wick.

[@Moresco24]

So basically always aim lower than laser close range ?

[@This_Guy1]

50yards with a handgun? Using a lazer for range situations is pointless. The lazer is ment for defensive situations which it works perfectly for

[@hartsickdisciple]

I found that the best way to deal with the rail-mounted laser versus bore offset is to NOT zero the laser at a specific distance. What I mean is that I don't try to get the laser to zero perfectly with my sights or point of impact. I know that on my MR920 with TLR-8, there are exactly 2.25 inches between the bore and the laser. I took a piece of paper and drew 2 small circles exactly 2.25 inches apart (center to center). By aligning my front sight perfectly on the top circle and turning on my laser, I can tell it's pointing perfectly straight if it hits the bottom circle. That 2.25 inch offset between bore and laser stays consistent regardless of distance. In a defensive shooting situation with a pistol, the 2.25 inch difference doesn't matter. What matters is that the laser always hits that far below point of impact, whether I'm at 3 yards or 10. If you do it this way, your laser will always be perfectly parallel (or damn near) to your bore/sights.

[@jordanward5953]

Well if I aim at the chest with the laser it’ll still kill

[@ctrain149]

It really is designed for extremely quick acquisition at short distances. I'd keep something like this on a stay-at-home defense weapon. I wouldn't prefer this on a conceal carry.

[@ketchfamily3854]

The only thing is that bore sight lasers are notoriously inaccurate. They aren't designed in a way that even makes sense. The boresight, just like a normal round will have some wiggle room it's extremely minor but when you're looking out more than a few feet it becomes even more inaccurate.

[@wilcox-outdoors]

Check out how to zero a laser for night vision. You're supposed to offset it under the barrel instead of point of impact. With night vision you stay to the side so you're not shooting left at 50 yards and right at 200.

[@DOLBECMAD]

I like a parallel zero better for lasers on guns

[@RoboBreaker]

This is the correct solution. Then you don't have to do any math. You know the bullet will hit 1-2 inches above the laser, at all ranges inside of bullet drop distance (75 yds)

[@douglasphillips24]

Same thing with Dots so you have to zero them for whatever yardage you want . Lasers are fine for close range but I just rely on iron sights & a dedicated Red Dot gun . Love Talon granulated grips which are king for grip. Some say there too rough but It doesn't bother me so I CCW my 43X, 26, & 27 with them no problem.

[@RoboBreaker]

There is an easy solution. Sight in the laser perfectly horizontal. No canting, no windage, it should light up 1cm below the ironsights at all ranges until the bullet starts to drop (75 yards)

[@winstonsmiths2449]

Do not zero your laser to yardage use a parallel alignment your point of aim point of impact will be about two and a half inches depending on your laser but it'll be two and a half inches apart just aim to 1/2 in low at any distance and you will

[@AK-ky3ou]

Wow, you discovered how a scope works.

[@AK-ky3ou]

Commented before your Schpeel at the end there.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

@@AK-ky3ou haha hey no worries

[@gabe-u4r]

the best way is to not really lining it up at a certain distance but to just leave it coming out straight from where it comes out naturally and ideally having it as close to the barrel as possible like a guiderod laser would be better than this type of laser

[@davidgxp2156]

Shot with my laser yesterday. I didn't need to zero at 15'-21' (FEET), the shots were within center mass in about a 3" (inch) radius. The 43x is not for long range shooting IMO. 100 lumens is than enough light for use in a dark hallway or living space. The light is not for illuminating a dark field/forest. Great self-defense/POV setup.

[@mblake0420]

I zero mine at 25 yards and just know bullet impacts inch above laser close, inch below at distance and at distance its basically right on accounting human error

[@SamShiestt]

Thought this video was pointless but then I started to understand this. Is very good information😊

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

Amen!

[@tibzig1]

Good video. Makes perfect sense. In other words, the close the laser is mounted to the muzzle, the more closely it will duplicate the bullet path. But I suppose at 15 yards or other close defensive ranges even that small gap should be fine. You will hit in the general target area. I have seen scoped rifles do the same at very close ranges because of the height of the scope.

[@nickangela199]

Parallel zeroing is what I use

[@bltefft]

I have a Glock 19 and recently bought a Mantis X shooting system. I guess I can use that mantix 9mm laser to zero a laser sight if I get one. That never crossed my mind.

[@The_Crazy_Monkey75]

Maybe they should put lasers out of every bullet for more accuracy right? So the lasers won't be "stupid" anymore...Watching this reminded me of the "My BF Sent My Truck to Hennessey For The 1000HP Package!" video I watched recently. LOL!!!

[@meechymoney4726]

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS PLEASE RELEASE MORE CONTENT 😂😂😎😎

[@The_Crazy_Monkey75]

LOL!!!!

[@muckey7800]

This is why i save money and use my sights. 😂. They came with the pistol and people have been using them successfully for as long as there's been pistols. This was a good explanation of how lasers generally work on pistols thought. Nicely done ✔️. Edit: I do recommend a wml though. Low light situations and all that.

[@gsftom]

All I needed to know about lasers. Thx.

[@lowkey1231]

I don’t understand why people don’t get that the laser is not coming out of the barrel you have to adjust the angle to the point we’re it will cross paths I have mine for 10 yrds ofc if I’m shooting at something that’s 20 yards or more it’s gonna need to be adjusted again. That’s all beams in general

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

It does seem like common sense but some people just need to be educated on it. That's all. At least they're starting somewhere

[@hobbieshow2s85]

My boresight laser was way off from factory, if I were to spin it in the chamber it would be 6+ inches to the left or to the right etc from the point of aim at 10 yards... I was so pissed the they glued the tiny adjustment/set screws lol

[@johnedwards794]

Why is there a need to zero both laser and sights the same? If you zero the laser at 10 yards and the sights at 5 yards would you not just ignore the one you are not using?

[@Stew-rl9qk]

What if it’s just ran parallel with the offset considered?

[@jojojeep1]

Just ordered one, never knew about that. What’s the sense of having one if if it doesn’t work. I do all my practicing at 21 feet so I guess I should set mine in at 21 feet if you know the top dot is the barrel I guessat 40 or 50 feet away. You just guess a little bit unless you’re at target practicing then you go back to the iron sites pretty cool. Thank you.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

@@jojojeep1 indeed!

[@jojojeep1]

@@WadeDevelopmentGroup I’m sorry for my messed up grandma. I never said I was a schoolteacher ha ha ha

[@josephtucciarone6878]

Thank you for demonstrating.

[@dwil9743]

Ever try the laser guide rod for the glocks?

[@kylejohnson1308]

It's the same thing with red dots or scopes dude. You have the optic over bore distance apart. You just find the best distance to find your zero at so that when shooting up close or long distance you will still hit your target lethally.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

indeed

[@bandogmerch]

You have to know your offsets at various distances... However handguns are intended for close combat...so a 1inch offset really won't matter...🤪

[@mamjack6134]

Same thing when you mount a scope, point of impact will depend on distance 😂

[@Olympic_TryAthlete]

What if you just kept it parallel? Laser center mass at the level of the xyphoid process or the nipple line. Or on the nose or mouth if going for a head shot (for bears). I’d think in either case, your bullet is going to hit something that whoever or whatever is on the other end won’t fare too well.

[@hartsickdisciple]

That's the correct way to do it.

[@franciscosuarez2346]

Yes. Zero it in at where most likely the guy is gonna be standing at. (Home defense or edc) I'm in my room and I can shoot across the living room about 20-30ft Yes it's supposed to do that.

[@deepspacenine3278]

Nice crib and the laser is cool too

[@Alambe727]

Great video but no problem with the laser. You need to make sure that you know how far you have your laser dial in with your site regardless you going to hit your target with a laser. I have my green laser Dowling at 12 feet. That works better for me.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

indeed!

[@CC-fn4rj]

Nightstick TSM-11G is 50 lumens brighter with a green laser which is also brighter, it looks way better and it’s cheaper

[@gilbertdestefano8856]

Make laser converge on boresight where you think your likely combat distance is. 5yards covers 70% of FBI shootouts with perps. You won’t see a laser easily past that distance anyway, unless it’s in the dark of your home. Zero Vortex Defender on G43x MOS (red dot) for 10 yards. The 10 yd zero gets you 25yd with a ballistic drop of 1”. Know your carry piece well. Use Federal Hydroshock, or Hornady Defender HP bullets so when you’re tried for the unfortunate act of killing a perp. You can defend yourself by asserting “It’s what police use.”

[@Mike-4547]

Thank you for the video. How do you like carrying it with that set-up? Reason why I’m asking is because I believe the holster will be a bigger footprint so was wondering how comfortable it will be. The holster I run is Rounded Concealment and Vedder also a JX Tactical ( fat guy holster), even though I’m no way near the weight of the guy in the video anyway the holster is the most comfortable out of all.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

love it. after a few days and training days, you fine tune the adjustments you need for day to day use

[@Mike-4547]

@@WadeDevelopmentGroup thank you for the reply

[@josephshaff5194]

Batteries. Rechargable and small charger. I have 6 would've been 8 but 2 failed.

[@Lordlayton100]

CTC lasers come zeroed at 50 ft. from the factory. Don't get anything but GREEN lasers. Much more visible to the human eye in daytime and brighter at night.

[@ricofromtheraq7417]

Depends on purpose. Red laser don’t trace

[@Lordlayton100]

@@ricofromtheraq7417 You mean as much. Depends on the atmosphere around especially if it's gunsmoke.

[@ricofromtheraq7417]

@@Lordlayton100 right. I mean it doesn’t trace at night given a normal situation

[@dangerousdriverschannel]

Infatti compra la 43X con il red dot, ed eventualmente davanti, sotto, la torcia. Non il laser!

[@kristapsziemelis]

zero it to 25m and then anything less will be in the circle of a size between barrel and the laser.

[@houseofr00bees]

you're funny dude, suprised you dont have nore subs

[@CINCINNATI-_-OG]

Thanks never buying a laser unless I do more research on the perfect one 😂

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

Nice gun you have there with the two tone! But I don’t get the latest fads of lasers, RMR style optics and lights on guns designed for “minimalist” and discrete concealed carry. Chances are if carrying a small gun like the Glock 43/43x, the shooting is going to be in distances of less than 7 yards and realistically statistics show more within 3 yards. Up close and personal. Lights, lasers, RMR’s, just needlessly adds bulk, weight and distraction to good shooting habits while performing under stress. Again, this is my own opinion as other disagree. Sure, a larger framed “duty” gun and I defiantly see a light option on the gun. But the laser…. Mehhhh. …”glass,” nope. They don’t work anyway when going into let’s say a cold winter environment and into a warm house/room/office, because they fog up. Get rain on the glass optic and you can forget that too. Some say, “get cowitness sights,”. Well then what’s the purpose of the glass to begin with? I feel that it’s just adding more gimmicks and gadgets to a gun, while defeating the purpose of keeping it small and compact for carry. I’ve been carrying concealed legally now for 31 years without all that crap attached to small compact guns and it’s just me. Everybody is different and I respect one’s personal choice.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

well said! honestly, other than lights, I don't disagree much. Lasers aren't my thing but I see their utility.. still not sold on them. it's fun trailing the gear and trying to understand the why, but nah not for me. regardless, thanks for your input. you've been carrying longer than I've been alive 😂

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

@@WadeDevelopmentGroup Ha! Now that’s funny. Well, not only myself but my brothers and sisters all started young with guns and I take it you did as well. At Age 6 dad gave me a .22LR bolt action. Age 12 and he gave me a Colt 1911! Of course I could never shoot them unless he was present, but I was definitely raised with guns. Both of my own kids got their own Glock 9mm’s at age 12 as well. It’s a family tradition you could say. Been active LEO now for 31 years this month and that’s why I’ve been CCW’ing 24/7 ever since.

[@murdamangoz]

RMR?

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

@@murdamangoz Yeah. GTS.

[@stv-gq4vi]

@@murdamangoz Ruggedized Miniature Reflex. The small reflex sights put on pistols.

[@billyrterrio]

Thanks for a common sense lesson

[@MotoAtheist]

Isn't the idea of a gun to use it for protection? If I point that laser on something, I'm going to hit it and that's really all that matters doesn't it? Still far better then without a laser. Sounds like it's adjustable so people can dial in the distance they are most comfortable at. From there, a few inches above or below is kind of irrelevant seeing as you're already far more accurate then without.

[@2greeksandacamera]

Great presentation and great points. Five yards is good.

[@gibsonatorhb6691]

Dig the flooring 👍🏻

[@elcompamartinez2647]

if you get to know your laser good you will always be good at 10 yards or 40 yards,,,,,, same as if you are a good shooter you don't need a laser to help place your bullet where you want it to hit.

[@God_is_my_savior-316]

Why you trying to shoot the floor?

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

yikes

[@webeewatchin1977]

Turn the lights off in the room

[@AlwaysOnline2001]

WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU BUY STUPID LASER FOR YOUR GLOCK fine, you got me. subbed and good video, didnt know thats what the guiding/zero rod looked like

[@samuelneil2691]

Let me argue this real quick.. when have you ever got a 2 inch group in your life with a 9mm handgun? The laser is a point of reference. In most cases you wouldn't hit the laser if you tried.

[@HQStudioPA]

Saved me a lot of money thanks

[@kylejohnson1308]

You know it's the same thing with a red dot or scope. I'm buying a laser for one of my handguns very soon.

[@taybdagrimreaper7739]

Honestly I don’t like to mess with the grip lasers at all I try to use guide rod lasers because they are closer to the barrel once you calibrate them in my experience at least they’ve been quite accurate within like a few cm of where my sights were saying to shoot so basically the different between hitting your target directly in the middle or very slightly off to either side so for my use bc I run the guide rod laser on my edc bc if I am ever in a issue where I need to shoot a few cm won’t mean life or death for me so if I was you I’d give that a try buh in all honesty there’s always gonna be at least slight issues with every laser every made that I’ve seen at least buh its a trade off jus like for pretty much any mod you do to a gun there are pros an cons

[@DillyDogSays]

Use laser for home defense in the night not target shooting...

[@Sylvanna2]

Dude. u gotta pick a reference point to sight in ur gun. sub compact guns. remember 3f's . FIT. FORM. FUNCUALITY. Sub compact guns are close range weapons. ur reference point to sight in everything should be 7 yards to 13 yards max!

[@reidjensen569]

Dammit! Now I find this video! I was having the same issue with my Streamlight TLR-6 and thought the same thing, that the laser does not reserpent the position of the barrel. Thanks for posting! I used your link to purchase the foresight laser, I hope amazon trows you a bone for people who order form your post.

[@30wrdy]

Dude has discovered offset

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

This video is for people that haven’t, it’s nothing new. Dude discovered KZbin comments

[@DIRTDIVER882]

great point, thanks for sharing cause i hadnt really thought of it this way. I kinda just adjusted the laser to be right where the sights line up at around 20 feet or so. Def be ordering this streamlight for my 17 n 19 tonight . Thanks for sharing bro 💪

[@willyorca5364]

You gota set the laser at the distance you feel that it would be beneficial to you like perhaps set it close to the distance that if someone was coming at you the closest you would want them to get before no more chances to back off and they not fona stop say maybe about 15-20 feet id say .or closer if your locked into a struggle and accuracy is most important so you don't shoot yourself or someone els you don't want shot because it hat situation you probably won't be able to aim, idk a few options that seem kinda smart I guess idk maybe not who knows. It's there to help not be the primary method of aiming, good old eyeballing always works pretty good unless your depth perception is all whacky than maybe idk,or just throw your gun to the floor ,close your eyes and say Jesus take the strap. And all will be fine always

[@jonlambert4904]

I’m dead off the foot joke

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

😂 a fetish is a fetish ya know

[@davoncorrie63]

A laser is meant to help you get on target not bullseye accuracy smh. In other words it allows you to hit your target without too much aiming down sights or quick acquisition.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

indeed

[@RedHawkes]

Those bore site types are no good at all.

[@SitNSpinRecords]

Laser is shooting photons in a straight line. It’s probably just the Glock thats off. 😂. Every sight does this including irons. That is what a zero is. Zero is the point of impact at x distance. Anything closer or further away will make the bullet hit high or lower. The laser is just showing you

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

thats the point of this video

[@alexskillz45]

Mad at a laser because you lack the ability to calculate their trajectory. Wait until you find out that bullets dont travel in a straight line and neither a laser nor a red dot sight will be accurate at all distances.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

who is mad? this is just a presentation. nobody is mad bud lol

[@alexskillz45]

@@WadeDevelopmentGroup oh, because you titled it stupid laser. Seems like you're mad that you can't zero it.

[@omarvaldez9213]

What’s the point?

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

lol get it.. point.. in a laser video. POINT

[@jacksampson7711]

Do you live in a unfinished hunting cabin? Your floors are not done.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

the floors are varnished pine 😂 3400sq ft house in the mountains

[@natecouincil570]

you need to set to 100 yards and understand your offset at 5, 10, 20 etc yards.

[@CDGRich]

do yall know any lasers for a g17 gen3

[@okiedoak201]

Sightmax...has a couple different types....

[@ctbcdjbcgbcgvchcfv7314]

Good video

[@nasavix7]

what's the cash app for the feet extra brobro

[@randomdog8107]

Zero it at 15 yards

[@LUVVBANDS]

What’s the name of the product you out in the barrel to sight it

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

its in the description

[@BackwoodChong]

What’s that exact laser bucket u got ima get one so I can use it to zero my laser cuz most laser bullets I see the laser only comes on once’s the firing pin hits it

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

its in the description its an amazon link

[@Kashfrmdaway]

I Got A Green Baldr Mini Them Boys Sent Me A Free Flashlight Keychain Too 😂

[@devonroundtree8556]

Try handle it grips

[@purplearmy.]

Thank you for this, saved me money.

[@LGLG003]

I zeroed mine for 10 feet

[@juniorpauyo11218]

Dude, you need to take out that trash. You’re a grown man, making videos about lasers, but won’t clean your room, don’t make me call your mom.

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

weird mf

[@This_Guy1]

It's a lazer... nothing new. Regardless of that from 0ft to probably 30ft its gonna be within a mellon shot so works perfectly as it's designed to

[@cardinalpoints2839]

Oddly didn’t notice a lot of dickwads in the comments. Each shooter should pick his way and train to it (probably already mentioned). I’m a level bore giy so all of my lasers and red dots are the same.

[@dubinthe20s65]

Ur guns not even zero'd that far & u wonder why?

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

@@dubinthe20s65 What? Glocks factory 0 is 25 yards.

[@TomsT1]

That's why you train with it but also remember, aim lower 😉 love the piece man I'm getting my light tomorrow 🫰

[@captureprojectone8471]

And you made this video because you were bored

[@cdixon2737]

Just get lasermaxx

[@david._.jessup2604]

0:58 made the whole video🤣🤣🤣

[@CptKob]

Parallel zero

[@Semmei]

First if all - the bullet does not "fly" in a straigt line when shooted. It falls down by gravity whenever it leaves the barrel. Using a laser in the barrel means nothing! It doesn't matter which shight u use - you must devide by yourself on which distance the sight is zeroed. If u have no idea about balistics - then please don't post stupid videos

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

you're missing a lot of info in here

[@ousoonthebeat6927]

When shooted... when shot... of course bullet drop happens over a long distance not so much 5-10 yards

[@SoloHiker1]

You had me until "shooted"... And by the way genius I guess you would be screwed if you had fixed sights...lol.

[@chrishollar6080]

Shooted a gun, but bullet falls by gravity. Maybe shot and gravity makes bullet drop...

[@SomeDumUsrName]

omG dude would you MAKE A POINT please.....babble babble babble

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

L

[@Constablebacon]

First time?

[@bobertdickson9387]

I hate your blue flashing lamp

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

Whenever I have guests over it is the most complimented thing I own aside from my third leg

[@uglydogg4995]

@@WadeDevelopmentGroup I love your third leg

[@manuelvd7857]

@@uglydogg4995 wtf bro

[@SoloHiker1]

Sex lamp!

[@chrishollar6080]

@@WadeDevelopmentGroup 😎

[@Ner-vod]

He called convergence "teepee".

[@WadeDevelopmentGroup]

you must be fun at parties

[@RESOURCECONTROLLER]

the following i post 2 pple i care about lots so here u go it's cut/paste: update: ALSO USE A NON-SEE THRU CARDBOARD TO BLOCK hold in hand to wave once-in-a-while to cool down eyes! any type of laser i would wear invisible infared all laser colors protection so multi-layer if must including bullet protection. ROLLENS would prevent blinding from shade breaking accident. DONT USE/GET DILATION LIQUID IN EYES or go blind (same with EYEDROPS)! posting this 2 various vids not knowing 1 of these 3rd party-vid APPLEVR starts w guy saying "my eyes hurt" lol: Don't STARE@THESUNorROCKETBLAST! DONT USE/GET DILATION LIQUID IN EYES or go blind (same with EYEDROPS)! TOO MUCH VR LITE IS BAD so take off when not using don't use long: Copper Blocks WIFI -- USLOBBYISTLIED WORLD KNOWS; Rollens/SideWindowDeflectors/lowbluelightsVINYLORANGE; Eyejusters; GrissomBARON; ZPG1.5c; EARMUFFS. Dentists don't track X-Rays don't get MRIs. UNPLUG WIFI when not using. USE BLK plastic c-thru coversheet also to block computer screen! extra: "just" word changed frm "Exact" to 'Not Exact" bc of confusion with "adjust" -- all this from FRENCH; note it is LATIN meaning GOVERNMENT!