Gear Court: Crimson Trace … trace evidence you can rely on

There appears to be more than a trace of evidence that Crimson Trace has hit the target with their new laser grip for the Ruger LCP!

A while back I purchased the Ruger LCP 380 for my carry pistol.  When I saw that Crimson Trace came out with a new laser grip designed for my LCP, I couldn’t wait to pair them up.

The LG-431 laser grip has the front instinctive activation.  Meaning, when you grip the LCP normally, the laser will instantly be projected where you’re aiming.  This also makes this user-friendly for right- or left-handed shooters.

The laser grip is made from a rugged hard polymer with an ultra-compact 3.3mm diode.  This is a Class III(a) laser, which is the maximum output allowed by federal law and technology.  It has both windage and elevation adjustments and comes with a complete 3-year warranty.  The LG-431 operates on either two #357 silver oxide batteries or a single 1/3N 3 volt lithium battery.

The installation was very simple and took less than five minutes.  It came with the instructions and hex wrenches necessary to install and adjust the laser.  I spent less than 20 minutes getting the laser sighted in for myself.

I always shoot Winchester ammunition and was using their 380 target/range 95 grain full metal jacket ammunition for this review.

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Crimson Trace provided the LG-431 for this Gear Court review and I truly appreciate it.~Marti Davis.

  • About Marti Davis

    Marti Davis is a staff member for Browning Trail Cameras, WoolX and Mossy Oak. She is an authority on most types of hunting in North America, and very active in mentoring the next generation of young hunters.

     

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  • Tammy says: July 1, 2010 at 7:54 pm

    Great review, Marti! And I really liked all the pictures too. Seems as though they would be a definite confidence builder too.