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Pairing the company’s lightweight and low-profile green Uni-Max Laser with its Momentary Activation Switch (MAS), the Uni-Max Rifle Kit allows for fast and simple transitioning of the laser from a handgun to a longarm and back again.

Pairing a 100-lumen mint green light with either a red or green laser sight, models in LaserMax’s new CenterFire GripSense line can be configured to activate manually with the push of a button or automatically when the host pistol is gripped.

When used properly, firearm-mounted lasers can provide a real advantage to the shooter in terms of both accuracy and shot speed, and LaserMax’s Spartan SPS-R offers many useful features at an affordable price point.

The Beretta 92FS is now available from the factory with a pre-installed, precision-engineered internal Guide Rod Laser.

Similar to the original red Guide Rod Laser, the new green Guide Rod Laser incorporates LaserMax's Native Green laser technology providing enhanced visibility during daylight shooting conditions.

LaserMax "Native Green" laser technology has fewer parts, compact size and less heat sensitivity making it optimal for concealed carry.

The latest LaserMax CenterFire laser is designed to fit the P, PM, CM and CW series of Kahr subcompact pistols.

LaserMax has introduced a compact laser that fits on the Smith & Wesson Shield’s trigger guard.

LaserMax has become one of the first companies to introduce a laser for the Beretta Nano 9 mm.