Friday, March 27, 2009
LG-417 Delay
Thursday, January 29, 2009
THE NEW RUGER LCR

January 14, 2009 :: Wilsonville, OR - Crimson Trace announced today the co-release of new Lasergrips for Ruger's new LCR light compact revolver, developed in parallel with the gun for public display at the 2009 SHOT Show in Orlando, FL. The new groundbreaking revolver from Ruger is the first polymer-framed revolver ever released in the US market, and it says a lot about market acceptance of, and demand for, Crimson Trace's laser sights on compact personal defense firearms that Ruger would seek to launch their gun with Lasergrips equipped at the factory.
The new LG-411 Lasergrips feature the latest Crimson Trace has to offer. They come with a rubber overmolded front activation pad, hard polymer side panels for easy holsterability, and a rubber overmolded backstrap with a special recoil-absorbing pocket similar to that has become very popular on previous models for revolvers.
- Recoil-reducing backstrap pocket
- Polymer side panels for snag-free holstering
- Comfortable rubber overmolded front and back straps
- Instinctive front activation
- Master on / off switch
- 4 hour battery life and up to 5 year shelf life
The Ruger LCR is due on store shelves March 1, 2009 (EXPECT IT LATER) with either a Crimson Trace equipped model or without. Customers purchasing the gun without will be able to purchase Lasergrips direct from Crimson Trace dealers or from the Crimson Trace website shortly after that date. First ones will be shipped to Ruger to go on the LCR's. Then they will start shipping the Lasergrips to be sold separately.
We anticipate receiving these around May/June 2009.
BERSA THUNDER LASERGRIPS - AHEAD OF THE .380 CURVE

Long before the recent .380 ACP craze took off at the 2008 SHOT Show, the Bersa Thunder gave the little caliber that could, real credibility among serious personal defense minds. The Bersa Thunder serves as a reliable, cost effective compact carry gun, and is just the kind of weapon to pair with the decisive benefits of a set of Lasergrips.
Fitting Bersa Thunder .380 and Bersa Firestorm .380 series pistols, these Lasergrips provide instinctive activation and reliability you can count on.
RELIABLE CARRY IN A COMPACT PACKAGEThe LG-442 for the venerable Bersa Thunder and Firestorm .380 series is designed to maximize your secure grip on the pistol, while offering fully instinctive activation with a rubber overmolded front pressure switch. When you grip the gun, the laser activates without a second thought. Hard polymer side grip panels with deep checkering allow for a smooth snag-free draw, and a positive grip on these small pistols. Technical Specs
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WHEN YOU HAVE TO BE SURE - Ask The JUDGE

The Taurus Judge packs a wallop, so you want to make each shot count. These Lasergrips follow the long Crimson Trace tradition of helping revolver shooters improve their aim, and they're sure to help you out wherever you take The Judge.
| Activation | Instinctive Activation; Front |
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| Material | Comfortable Rubber Overmold |
| User Adjustable | Both Windage and Elevation |
| Warranty | 3 Years Complete |
| Beam Intensity | 5mw peak, 633nm, class IIIa laser. Maximum output that federal law and technology allow. |
| Dot Size | Approximately 0.5" diameter at 50 feet. |
| Power Source | Two #2032 lithium batteries (included); over four hours of on-time use and a five year shelf life |
Modular Vertical Foregrip: Light and Laser
White light equipment for AR-15 and other picatinny rail-equipped rifles has for years involved clamping a rather large flashlight to the rails, and attaching an activation pad to the foregrip via an external wire. Enter the MVF-515 Modular Vertical Foregrip, with its compact and rugged design and the Crimson Trace total instinctive activation system which allows the shooter to activate all combinations of light & laser, instinctively, while maintaining their natural shooting grip. And there are no external wires or loosely attached activation pads. Get ready to order yours.NEW TRICKED OUT GLOCK LASERGRIPS

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