It’s so fast, with so little recoil, that it’s worth having just for the entertainment value of knowing what a civilian laser rifle might be like. It’s an instant, impact-observable straight line of energy transmitted to the target. It leaves behind virtually no trace that the tiny bullet ever existed.
Many years ago, Remington sold the long, barreled, heavy varmint contour rifle in the cheap SPS stocked-version. This was essentially like the police model except with a cheaper coating applied to the metal, and unlikable stock. I dropped it in a proper H&S Precision aluminum blocked stock, bumped that Police 700 to an Accuracy International, and consider it as good any other Sendero-like 700.
Two decades ago there was a contingency of accuracy theorists that believed physics dictated an inseparable relationship between inherent accuracy and superior velocity. Not just for short exposure time to the wind, but also because extreme forward velocity imparted such a degree of momentum straight ahead that it ironed out the effects of imperfections and interactions, relative to slower moving bullets with an offsetting higher BC.
This cartridge will come as close to any I have ever used, to making one a believer that maybe velocity is king.