Converting Red Laser to Green Laser Shield 2.0 9mm

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Emailed Crimson Trace Corp. about converting my red integrated laser to green.
Advised that with the return of the red unit and $33 and some change, they would send me a green unit. Had to pay upfront and get a "Return Authorization number" and we are good to go.

Mailed my red unit today.



ADDRESS:
Crimson Trace Corporation
9780 SW Freeman Dr.
Wilsonville, OR 97070 USA

E-MAIL:
[email protected]

PHONE & FAX:
Phone: (800) 442 - 2406
Fax: (503) 783 - 5334

SERVICE HOURS:
M - F, 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. PST
 
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Emailed Crimson Trace Corp. about converting my red integrated laser to green.
Advised that with the return of the red unit and $33 and some change, they would send me a green unit. Had to pay upfront and get a "Return Authorization number" and we are good to go.

Mailed my red unit today.



ADDRESS:
Crimson Trace Corporation
9780 SW Freeman Dr.
Wilsonville, OR 97070 USA

E-MAIL:
[email protected]

PHONE & FAX:
Phone: (800) 442 - 2406
Fax: (503) 783 - 5334

SERVICE HOURS:
M - F, 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. PST

you will like the green much more than the red. there is no comparison in the brightness and therefore the visibility. i think they treated you right.
 
Thanks for the information.
I’ll call and see if they’ll make that change to our LCP laser.
Took it off as it doesn’t fit in my ankle holster.
Great for point and shoot practice..... even without the little Ruger.
 
That is an amazing deal

Even though both lasers are only 5mw, the Human eye sees the green much easier than the red portion of the spectum

One thing to keep an eye on is your batteries

The method required to turning the base IR diode to green uses up batteries much faster then a red laser of the same power output
 
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I keep spare batteries which are not hard to change on the CT, you do not have to completely remove it to do it...just take off the left side of the guard. Easy Peasy I have had red lasers on my other guns and have changed over to green on all of them. But damn a CT is expensive if you don't buy it with the gun. One thing I do tho when I change the battery is check it with a laser bore sight once it's all back together..
 
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I keep spare batteries which are not hard to change on the CT, you do not have to completely remove it to do it...just take off the left side of the guard. Easy Peasy I have had red lasers on my other guns and have changed over to green on all of them. But damn a CT is expensive if you don't buy it with the gun. One thing I do tho when I change the battery is check it with a laser bore sight once it's all back together..

This is on the Shield integrated laser. The gun has to be broken down and the unit removed from just under the barrel.
Battery life does not bother you if you can't see the laser to begin.
 
The green is much easier to see day or night. You'll be glad you switched.
They sure made it an easy decision for you with that price.
Follow up with an install and range report.
 
The green is much easier to see day or night. You'll be glad you switched.
They sure made it an easy decision for you with that price.
Follow up with an install and range report.

I will.

I have another Shield with the green laser. It's all the difference in the World.

I plan on leaving one each to my two grandsons and want the guns to be equal as possible.
 
This is on the Shield integrated laser. The gun has to be broken down and the unit removed from just under the barrel.
Battery life does not bother you if you can't see the laser to begin.
Not CT LG489G...just left side of the guard needs to be removed to change battery.
 
This is what I received after their acknowledgement email:


CTC <[email protected]>
Thu, Nov 1, 12:40 PM (2 days ago)
to Bob

Thank you for your interest in Crimson Trace. We pride ourselves on our timely and efficient customer service. Your email is very important to us and we will address it in the order it was received as quickly as we can.

If you would like to reach us by phone, please call our customer service at 1-800-442-2406. Our representatives are available Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. PST.

Thanks again, and we look forward to assisting you!

Crimson Trace Customer Service Team
 
Info! Crimson Trace will only do the exchange with a laser that is still under the one year warantee period, per their customer service dept.

Mine is sent in to them, after paying 34 bucks, and it will also come with new green buttons and new battery. Do not send batteries to them, nor the red buttons. I should have the new green one next week. If you send it priority mail, enough free insurance is provided.
 
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