LaserLyte's UTA-FR Laser Sight For SCCY Pistols

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posted on January 20, 2015
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LaserLyte is launching a new series of master-module laser sight kits for handguns, starting with a set for the popular and affordable SCCY Industries line of CPX pistols. To accommodate SCCY's three different frame colors, LaserLyte developed a modular laser unit that can be be removed from one polymer housing and installed in another. Instead of making customers pick and choose between the available housing colors, the new UTA-FR kit will arrive with all three housings in black, pink and tan. Look for this kit to arrive in January of 2015 with a suggested retail price of $104.95. 

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