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Old 08-19-2010, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by silvercn View Post
but the activation is not as simple as the CRIMSONTRACE
Laser Sights For Smith and Wesson Pistols | Crimson Trace Laser Grips

both are too spendy for me... but good luck in your search!
Agree, that "activation" of CTC laser is much more "effortless" than having to manually turn a lever on/off. In fact, I leave my CTC laser (unit) "on" all the time. The laser (light) is only activated when I firmly grip the pistol. CTC claims that the batteries should last for 4 hrs of laser (light)/on. Another poster advised changing batteries every 6 mos, and I would add, especially if you CCW whenever you go out, which I do. I often find myself inadvertantly activating the laser for about a second whenever I'm putting on or taking off my IWB holster. I also (safely) practice drawing and pointing my pistol/laser several times a week. I doubt that this will add up to 4 hrs/240 minutes/14,400 secs of laser time, but...

I'm not sure where you've checked prices, but I got mine for $217 (retail: $329), plus $11 shipping from: https://www.manventureoutpost.com/lo...hp%3Faction%3D. My understanding is that these authorized e-dealers place your order, then they are dropped shipped to the buyer directly from CTC.

Also, CTC offers FREE, yes I said FREE, batteries every year, for life of grip/gun.
http://images1.opticsplanet.com/pdf/...ife-120908.pdf

One last thing about CTC. I "lost" one (of 2) of the allen wrenches that are provided with the unit and when I called their customer service, they sent me 6 more...FREE.
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