Depending on your "mission", conditions, all that stuff, lasers can be very beneficial. For low light, night time stuff I find them to be great. Unless you get a really expensive green laser that actually illuminates well in bright day light, I'd stay with the less expensive red. At night, they illuminate farther than any need you'll have. If the laser is dialed in properly and you can see the target, simply put the dot on the target and it's a done deal. Hold the firearm conventionally, behind your back, the laser could care less. Dot it and kill it. I have one on a 10/22 which I zeroed at 25 meters. I've gone out 30-40 yards (in my yard) on armadillos and others . Like taking candy from a baby. Have another on the way for one of my ARs. I recommend them if your situation warrants.