Laserzielen
Laserzielen refers to the use of laser pointers or laser beam devices as sighting aids for weapons, sporting activities, and certain technical applications. In firearms, a laser sight projects a visible point or visual pattern onto the target, allowing the shooter to align the barrel or optic with minimal reliance on conventional iron sights. The laser beam is usually low intensity, emitting in the visible spectrum, and is stabilized to remain on target across short distances. Modern optics may incorporate mechanical or optical stabilizers to compensate for barrel vibration and environmental factors.
The practice dates back to the early 1960s, when the United States military tested primitive laser sighting
In other contexts, laserzielen is applied in archery, shooting sports, and precision manufacturing. In competition, some
Safety issues arise from accidental exposure to the eye or unintended scattering of the beam. Proper training