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One of the disadvantages of a laser is that it will magnify tiny movements and tremors in your hand. As a result the laser dot will be bouncing all over the place, and I find lasers to be detrimental to accurate shooting off hand.
On the other hand, for rapid point shooting they can potentially shine....provided the laser is sighted in appropriately relative to your iron sights (see above); you are practiced at engaging the laser without having to think about it, you are practiced at finding the dot quickly, and you have good trigger control....so basically, if your shooting fundamentals are solid, which you would build first using iron sights.
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