I can not even imagine that?...............but I do not even aim my LCP Max. I mostly practice point shoot. Just draw and shoot. Now- I will occasionally attempt to aim at the bulls eye. But mostly just try to hit the target.

 

Green dots are much easier to see in bright sunlight, at least for me.
I have a pa3t and can't even imagine putting an optic on a belly gun.

 

I'll have to check out the green dots at Sportsman's Warehouse next time I am there to see if I like the difference.

 

There are multiple scenarios for using a gun. If you are carrying an LCP and, on that day, need accuracy in a fast moving situation, then the optical sights or laser dot could be useful. If one wears bifocals, iron sights are questionable. I at least needed to use the lower part of my bifocal to see the sight and the upper one to see the target. Progressive lenses are helping with that, though.

I've thought about using a laser on my LCP. I wouldn't need to use it for any of the standard belly gun scenarios, but an active shooter at 50-75 feet? An attacking dog? Seems I could still use my gun just as fast for "Get off me!" purposes by ignoring the laser/optical sight but have the option of a longer shot if needed. Haven't tried it, though. Yet.

 

Exactly my philosophy of use!