I have the 4" SS GP100 with no wood. I have adjustable rear sights. Will the CT laser grips fit my gun?
477046
If you have a recent GP100 with rubber grips the Crimson Trace laser grips will fit. Takes about 15 minutes to install. I zeroed mine at 25 yards With the iron sights. The iron sights are then slightly higher at closer ranges and the laser dot will be slightly to the right. If you fire single action you can get super groups in low light with the laser.
477047
Yes, there is CT specifically for this revolver. See http://www.opticsplanet.com/crimson-trace-lasergrip-for-ruger-super-redhawk-gp100-lg344.html
477048
It should work OK. It fits my 6" GP100 (blued) just fine & works great. The red laser does not show up very good outside but works fine in indoor ranges.
477049
I am pretty sure that all GP100 frames are identical so far as metalwork under the grips -- barrel length would be the only difference. I am not aware of any major redo by Ruger. If you can get the current grips OFF -- you should be able to get the (correct model) CT grips ON. They are a clam-shell and screw together. It is a brilliant product -- you hardly know it is there. Sights stay the same -- no change. CT are like any other plastic grips for the GP-100 - with a laser hidden inside.
477050
I ordered the CT laser grip for my Ruger GP100. I decided not to install it as I did not want to change the Ruger grip as I prefer it to the CT grip. I decided to keep the CT grip in case I want it later. I can not answer your question as I do not know.
477051
I have 2 SS GP-100's one 6 inch and one 4 inch. I have CT laser grips on both of them. The only difficult part of the install is getting the metal slug out of the bottom of the grip frame. This is required as that is where the battery goes! Watch u tube video that illustrates how to remove it. Yes, I'm sure CT laser grips will fit your GP-100!
1883032
Should fit fine. Great for my 6" ruger. See no reason for it not to work for 4". Love my gp100 great reliable gun.
50599
I really like these grips and have put them on several of my pistols. To answer your question, yes, your existing screws will function. I once purchased a Hogue grip for my Walther P5 and it needed a special screw which was missing from the package. I contacted Hogue and they sent me one in short order. Enjoy your 92 and a be safe.
605853
Brandon the answe to your question is negative. These sights are specifically for S&W; M&P; full size, not for any other model.
342466
My grips were for a Beretta .40 cal and those grips are attached by the factory flat tip screws ( two on each side). There is an Allen head adjustment screw to adjust the laser sight.
434900
This Laser sight fits standard 21mm Weaver and Picatinny rails. If your gun has one of those rails it will fit. I may be mistaken but a S&W; 38 special is a revolver and does not have a rail. The Crimson Trace Lasergrip for Smith and Wesson J-Frame Round Butt, Black, Rubber Overmold Grip with Front Activation http://amzn.to/VrlYOX would probably be a better choice.
1916520
As I look at the sneaky pete and my LCP inside it is a nice snug fit so if the grips are any fatter I do not think it will fit, Amazon has a great return policy!!!!
26579
the grips will work with it. but that's not a s&w; emblem on the grips. a gun like yours should have the right emblem. enjoy
2170308
I also have a Para .45 and had to slightly modify these grips to fit. The Pachmayr medallion is held to the wooden part of the grip with a small pan head bolt that is not countersunk and, therefore, protrudes and would not allow the grips to fit flush on the frame. I removed the bolt and glued the medallion back in place to get the flush-fit needed.
1998728
I do own one of these CT laser grips but I am not a southpaw. I would say that it depends in how you position your thumbs with a two handed grip. I think it is possible to position your thumbs in a way that does not interfere with the laser and grip the firearm securely, but it may involve an adjustment to your current grip and lots of practice.
1375393
If those grips are rounded, I'm guessing your gun is compact frame 1911 (3inch barrel perhaps) in which case these grips would not fit. Hope this helps.
794156
These are not adjustable. Both front and rear are really easy to install with the proper tools. I have had these on all my Glocks...sights are wonderful.
1025862
I have a Model 669 and it fits pretty well, but there was a small gap at the very bottom. I filled it with black RTV. It's not a perfect factory custom fit, but it's very comfortable to shoot and keeps the pretty wood ones in the box. Hogue's customer service was great. If you want PERFECT fit, I would look elsewhere. If you don't mind a little tinkering for cheap comfortable grips, these are good.
951028
I don't know that either are for the laser max specifically but the one with CT in the title is for the crimson trace and leaves room for the button on the front of the grip and the other is standard and fits snug to the stock grip. If the laser max is similar to the crimson trace if go with that, otherwise you may be able to cut it to fit but that may make it loose as well.
433893
The GP100 is the same frame size as a 686. This holster will work great for a GP100!
1235554
I'm not familiar with the Houge grips you're considering, so it's difficult to be sure. It mounts on top of the side plate using the existing threaded holes and longer screws that come with the laser. There was no interference with the stock, ribber grips at all. It also cleared the holser I used prior to installation. Given that, I think you'll be fine.
1292888
Wow, that's a tough one. A couple of things to try. First, contact Crimson Trace directly. If they don't make it, try a modified aftermarket grip that perhaps the laser will fit. Good Luck.