I have a 380 combat thunder, so can this laser be used with it and if so how much modification is needed?
215329
I put this on the bersa 380cc. it was impossible to tighten the mounting screws enough to stabilize the laser. As this was the gun the laser was made for Ithink it is not likely to work on the larger pistol I would recommend the laser grip - works great on thethuder 380 standard (not the cc)
215330
It looks like the same body type so it should work. The Laserlyte has a list of guns that it fits.
215331
If your Bersa has the same dimensional trigger guard as a standard Bersa Thunder it shpould attach fine.
215332
I have it on a thunder plus and it works fine. I believe that it should work with your pistol
215333
Yes but it didn't stay on well so I drilled and tapped the frame added holes to the laser and screwed it on. 4-40 button head screws.
148592
Not sure. Mines does not have the laser sight affixed. I will tell you that it has very snug fit with standard equipment on the weapon.
804704
(** DOES NOT FIT .380 CC MODEL or any other model other than thunder 380 and 380 plus **)
943096
I couldn't tell you if it would fit or not but I would strongly suggest that you go a different route when buying a laser. It isn't built to withstand the force of the slide when fired. Very unreliable especially for something your planning on using on duty.
1612398
It should fit without extending passed barrel,most models are both steady & pulse, but read other reviews of this laser,I did not have very good luck with the two units I had, and sent them back.
1477770
This is a gun-mounted light with a laser. I don't think this will fit your application.
1663310
I don't believe it will work with the crimson trace laser you may want to check desantis's web site to see if they have a model specifically available to fit with the laser
172581
You can definitely remove the laser and find a way to mount to another firearm, but the mount for it with this unit won't work, as there are recessed lugs that mate with the flashlight ... they're designed to function together to lock the laser in various rotating positions. So, you do have a laser you can use elsewhere, but again, you'll need to find a ring clamp mount that then affixes to a weaver or picatiny rail.
312560
Honestly I think you would be better off buying a different laser, I've never physically seen that handgun so I'm not sure exactly how wide the rail is, but then again this is only a few dollars and if it doesn't you can always send it back.
2204079
It should work fine. The laser is mounted under the barrel not off to the side. Also, the on button can be activated from either side. Off is in the middle. I really like mine now that it's zeroed in. It takes a few rounds to get it there but it seems to hold well so far. I haven't had any problems like,the other person who answered.
931013
It will not work with the laser your asking about. Additionally, you'll want to consider another option for a barrel band w/pic rail. These guys still have some work to do in order to make this a good product. The bolt strips very easily and the band does not fit on your barrel without marking your stock/barrel.
862432
Sure. The laser is pin-point. There probably is a limit to how small it will go. Some surface mount components are too small to even see! :-0
2184040
I have a Rugar LCP 380 and the laser max works perfectly for it. I don't know the dimensional differences between the LC and LCP 380, so I can't confirm that it works for the LC. I would contact Laser Max Customer or tech support.
770683
No! I put a lasermax on mine. I have this laser on my 9c and the standard 4.5 barrel
661345
I don't think so. The fit is pretty snug just for the pistol. It is possible that SP makes a customized holster for the Thunder with the laserlyte. You might check their website or give them a call.
94972
My guess is that will be a good fit, since the Thunder has a similar grip to the older Bersa Firestorm 380. I have eyeballed the grip on my Bersa BP9CC next to the Firestorm and it looks like it could work; no guarantees. Make sure you get the "..... small tactical" grip. Dinger sends.
185988
You only have to adjust two of the screws, the frontmost underneath for elevation and the side screw for windage. Be careful, once you get the screw to the proper depth very small (1/4 turn or so) adjustments will move the laser quite a bit, you will know when you are there. I have shot my .40 cal with no problems with this laser, it stays where I set it.