“Tag: lasergrips”

Crimson Trace is offering up to $50 off lights and lasers, with no coupon code needed, on website and phone orders through Christmas day.

Featuring both a laser sight and a 150-lumen LED white light, Crimson Trace is now offering its Laserguard Pro for use with Glock’s G42/43 models.

A company that I first became aware of as two guys, a card table and a good idea two decades ago was just sold for nearly $100 million.

In this week's edition, Joe Kurtenbach examines Crimson Trace Lasergrips for the timeless M1911.

Although many 1911 enthusiasts have turned to alternative materials like polymers and resins for their grips, many still prefer the aesthetics of wood.

With four modes of operation, weighing only 2.7 ounces, a laser to “paint a perp” and 100 lumens of lighting power, there’s a lot to like.

Crimson Trace now has Clean Green Lasergrips and Laserguards to fit a variety of popular handguns.

Thanks to Crimson Trace, green lasergrips will hit the market for the first time in 2014-and the first two models were crafted with 1911-enthusiasts in mind.

Crimson Trace is introducing five new Lasergrips featuring green laser diodes.