Is a SureStrike dangerous?
No, it is not – as long as it is used correctly. Small hand-held laser devices can be potentially dangerous if a constant stream of laser light is pointed directly at the eyes of a bystander. However, the SureStrike emits a short laser pulse well under eye safety requirements. The SureStrike cannot be “switched on” in its normal state and therefore cannot beam a constant stream of laser light. The SureStrike is not a risk to the eyes if used in a normal and appropriate manner. The SureStrike conforms to or exceeds ANSI Z136.1-2000 safety requirements. A live round cannot be inserted in the weapon chamber when a properly installed SureStrike occupies it. This installation includes the UhrSecure system, which uses a Safety Pipe and Safety Nut that secure the SureStrike in the weapon. Use of the UhrSecure system is mandatory.
