can you use a crimson trace lazer with it
861307
Yes, but remove the Crimson Trace Laser first, put the Pachmayr Grip Glove on, then re-install the Crimson Trace OVER the grip glove. I made the mistake of putting the Grip Glove on top of the Crimson Trace and found out it fits so tight that it kept the activating button depressed, and the laser stayed on. I've fired hundreds of rounds since putting the C.T.Laser over the Pachmayr Grips and it works great. No problems.
861308
Odds are probable. Two reasons. It's really small. Second, if done carefully, it's trimmable. Pretty much all the models are in front of trigger guard or left side mount and shouldn't even be an issue.
861309
No. I have the CT trigger guard laser. I put a small hole in the grip glove so that the actuator button was uncovered. First time I shot the whole thing split from where I put the hole. Without the hole laser was always on.
861310
No. Crimson covers the front side of that crip which keeps that glove from sliding on. Personally, I prefer the pachmayr.
2067612
No crimson trace doesnt make any products for the SR22. I also own an SR22 i love I dont have a laser on it
762765
Just a laser with a mout. You can also attach a flashlight on the bottom of tge lazer
2254359
I've had my laserlytes activate with my crimson trace handgrips. I usually deactivate the grips and use the 9mm trainer cartridge.
2099205
I think you should check the crimson trace site for compatibility.. I don't think so.
581180
No, the pistol must come with a lower rail to attach the laser. Crimson trace makes a special laser attachment for the Kimber.
1453967
No. The crimson trace laser guard models are specific to makes & models. You should check the crimson trace website & see what model is made for your glock.
239134
All of my Crimson Trace lasergrips use red lasers. They do have green lasers available if you prefer.
1397974
My G29 with a crimson trace has no issues and the laser is on the side. A g29 has a wide slide. If I remember I'll look more closely when I get home and let you know more.
1440044
I've never used the Crimson trace, but I am satisfied with the laser max. I've put 500 rounds through the lc9 and the laser hasn't needed repositioning. It's accurate for my purposes (5-12 yards). Maybe the CT has other features or ergonomics, but I don't feel like I'm missing anything.
1788665
Nope...the lazer and the whole unit will move enough, even on a carbine or rifle ro make it unreliable. I wouldn't buy it, get a better unit.
1692916
If the laser sight is a Laser Grip from Crimson Trace, yes. Otherwise, it likely will not.
455227
Most Crimson Trace laser grips are designed for specific models. You will need visit the Crimson Trace website and find out which model of laser grips will fit you 686. You can then either buy it from CT directly or find that model of laser grip on the Internet. Once you know the model number you can check the Internet for other sellers of that model to fit your 686.
769925
If it's a crimson trace laser grip then it will interfere with the activation of the laser. Or if the laser is activated in front of grip
1825975
I'm not sure because my Gen I Glock has a permanent (rechargeable) laser and I try it for fit to give you an answer. Call Crimson Trace at (800) 442 - 2406 and speak with a Technician and they will give you a good answer. They are prompt, knowledgeable, and eager to help. Good luck.
1730318
Yes. Well maybe - depending on which firearm you have? Crimson Trace makes many versions of laser systems. Your best bet is to do some research on the laser you are considering. The Hogue Handall Grip is an excellent handgrip - but most likely you would have to remove it (or slightly lower the grip) to change the laser battery - again, depending on the firearm you have. Hope this helps some?
1440043
Depends...If you want the laser to come on when you pull the firearm,then buy crimson trace.If you would like to turn it on when you need or want it,then buy lasermax.Both are top quality parts.