LaserLyte CK-SWAT Laser

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posted on February 17, 2012
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LaserLyte has developed a laser that fits all Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers, as well all Taurus revolvers including the Public Defender Judge.

The LaserLyte CK-SWAT mounts underneath the grip, allowing the shooter to retain the factory grips. It also works with most aftermarket grips including Hogue and Pachmayr.

The CK-SWAT is installed by choosing one of four included base plates, which fit under the installed grips. It’s active by a button on the back of the laser as the shooter draws the firearm, and is easily programmed to either constant or pulse modes. The unit also has a auto-off feature that displays a flash after five minutes of operation and turns the unit off after six minutes. For more information, go to LaserLyte.com.

Compatible Firearms: Fits all Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers and all Taurus revolvers, including the Judge.
Power Output: Class IIIA, 5mw
Laser module: 650nm
Batteries:four 377 batteries
Battery Life: 5 hrs. constant on, 10 hrs. pulse mode
Weight (with plate): .875 oz., 23 g
Length/Width/Height: .85 in./.42 in./1 in., 21.59 mm/ 10.67 mm/ 25.40 mm
Range at Night: 500 yds., 457.2 m
MSRP: $149.95

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