Anyone know how common these are.... not jammed by LI

[Varactor]

Laser Ally guns are apparently not jammed by even the latest LI. Does anyone know how common these guns are?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac5DiRBxmrI

Thanks,

Bob

[Varactor]

Link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac5DiRBxmrI

[speeddemon]

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[Varactor]

Wow - I certainly hope that they come up with a software patch for that new gun soon.

[CJR238]

Old video old news. But does anyone here like fried chicken?

[nsx479hp]

U would have to check up for any update with the LEO to see if they are using them in your area. I am sure there is a link somewhere on here that give you a list of what Leo use by state. Honestly, I wouldnt say how common but it all depends on if the department has enough money to purchase it or even lucky to get a grant. Then you also need to factor in the demand for them within the LEO department.

[Varactor]

U would have to check up for any update with the LEO to see if they are using them in your area. I am sure there is a link somewhere on here that give you a list of what Leo use by state. Honestly, I wouldnt say how common but it all depends on if the department has enough money to purchase it or even lucky to get a grant. Then you also need to factor in the demand for them within the LEO department.

I have a 2-head system and I had already accepted that there was a chance of being shot from the rear. It sounds like (at least for the time being) the chances of encountering this new gun are very low.

But I guess that you are never really completely safe.

What worries me is that the new gun is not even being detected by the LI system in that video. So I'm wondering if they have changed IR wavelengths or such?

Bob

[Eric29]

The link is in post #2

Looks like they are used in NYS.

U would have to check up for any update with the LEO to see if they are using them in your area. I am sure there is a link somewhere on here that give you a list of what Leo use by state. Honestly, I wouldnt say how common but it all depends on if the department has enough money to purchase it or even lucky to get a grant. Then you also need to factor in the demand for them within the LEO department.

[upstatedoc]

The link is in post #2

Looks like they are used in NYS.

U would have to check up for any update with the LEO to see if they are using them in your area. I am sure there is a link somewhere on here that give you a list of what Leo use by state. Honestly, I wouldnt say how common but it all depends on if the department has enough money to purchase it or even lucky to get a grant. Then you also need to factor in the demand for them within the LEO department.

look closer, D.A. makes alot more than their overpriced lidar gun. there is no contract for the lidar gun in NY.

[SaltyinNJ]

Old video old news. But does anyone here like fried chicken?

I love fried chicken. Homemade tacos are nice too.