| Platform | Lasergrips® |
|---|---|
| Material | Polymer |
| Attachment | Grip Replacement |
| Activation Location | Front Activation |
| Sighting | Factory Sighted at 50' |
| Master On/Off Switch | Yes |
| Batteries For Life | Yes |
| Battery Type | Two #2032 Lithium Batteries |
| Laser Battery Life | Over Four Hours |
| Laser Output | 5mW Red Laser |
| Activation Mode | Pressure Activated |
| Laser Visibility | Aproximately .5 Inch Diameter at 50 Feet |
| Wrench Size | 0.028 |
| User Adjustable | Windage and Elevation |
| Finish | Polymer Grip with Rubber Overmold Activation Pad |
| Installation | User Installed |
| Warranty | Three Year Full Warranty |
| Color | Black |
| Dot Size | Approx. 0.50" at 50' |
REVIEWS OF THIS PRODUCT
WRITTEN BY: Dave
Outstanding addition to my weapon
These are my second set of Crimson Trace grips. First set are on my full size and these are on my compact carry weapon. They fit, they function and they stay on target.
WRITTEN BY: G.L
Awesome first time accuracy!
I went to the range with a coworker and his wife. They wanted to try some different pistols and see what she was comfortable with, working towards getting a pistol for her personal protection.
He had a Colt .45 Compact that she had fired a few times and was shooting that day. She told me she didn’t like shooting his pistol, because she thought it was heavy and hard to shoot. She wanted to try different options and find something she liked better.
In addition to two other pistols with iron sights, I had a Colt Officer’s Model .45 with LG 404 Lasergrips. She fired all of the pistols on our lane and was able to hit the paper each time, but was not consistently grouping her shots with any of the guns….until she tried my Lasergripped Colt. Her first magazine put all 6 shots in the black portion of the target (9 ring). She was surprised to learn that my pistol was nearly identical to her husbands with the exception of the lasergrips. She was sure that it was a smaller caliber, because it was so much easier to shoot and hit her target. I’m not sure what pistol they decided on that day, but am certain that whatever they bought for her would be equipped with a set of Crimson Trace Lasergrips.
On that same trip to the range my 16 year old daughter fired that same .45 ACP for the first time. Her first magazine also had all 6 shots in the black center of the target. She had been to the range a few times before, but had never placed her shots like that.
We’re sold on the CTC Laser sights. I now have 4 pistols with Lasergrips, and recently bought my daughter her first pistol – a S&W Bodyguard .380 with CTC laser sights.
WRITTEN BY: Eric
Love my Crimson Trace!!!
I have had this Laser for a year. It is on a Kimber Ultra CDP. I had to instal a "short" ambidextrous safety so the grip would fit. This product is worth every penny I paid for it!!! I own several Crimson Trace laser products! They are all quality made!
WRITTEN BY: R O Bill
Reliablity and FUN have returned to shooting.
I have owned the Crimson Trace laser for about four (4) years. After initial sighting in it has performed flawlessly. I have it mounted on a Kimber Ultra carry II, that I carry for personal defence. It has remained "on target", without adjustment, after replacing the batteries three times! Having the Crimson Trace grips has helped to keep my scores competative.
WRITTEN BY: Steve
Great functioning
It works exactly as expected ...didn't need to adjust it -the aim was
spot on. Perfect choice for 1911 officer without ambidextrous safety.
Only minus was the thickness of the grip sides. The original cocobolo
grips that came on my Para OPS were thinner and just felt better.
However, no problem using these grips.
WRITTEN BY: Firehand
I think it's an excellent add-on to a defensive firearm
I've had these grips for more than two years, with zero problems. And after taking the grips off for a detail cleaning, they were still zeroed when reinstalled.
I bought them for the possibility of a low-light defensive situation where the iron sights might be hard to use. The fact that I can turn the laser on and off just by loosening or tightening the middle finger of my strong hand is a very good point: no switch I have to work, just grab in a shooting grip.




