Laser rear sight for M&P

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Cabelas had a special with them mounted on a glock, when I bought my G22 and I passed. That button is pretty small to try to use when you need it. And they just looked kind of cheap to me.

If I was going to get a laser for my M&P , I'd go with CT
 
When comparing apples to apples (kinda'), CTC grip seems the way to go. Even though you're going to pay more for the CTC grips, they're a better value. Also, you get what you pay for.

LaserLyte:
• Power Output: Class IIIA, 5mw
• Batteries: 4 x 377
• Battery Life: 1 hr constant on, 2 hrs in pulse mode
• Range at Night: 500 yd., 457.2
• Price - $140

Crimson Trace:
• Power Output: 5mw peak, 633nm, class IIIa.
• Batteries: Two #2032 lithium batteries (included) + FREE batteries/year for life time.
• Battery life: Power source over 4 hours of on-time use and a 5 year shelf life
• Dot Size Approximately 0.5" diameter at 50 feet.
• Warranty 3 Years Complete
• Price: $227 (online price other than Crimson Trace site)
 
I read a report on another forum that the poster couldn't keep the slide mounted laserlyte zeroed. With all the battering it takes, it's no wonder.
 
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CTC

+1 Installation is a snap. Just replace the backstrap.
 
Laser rear sight for M&p

I have a laserlyte rear mount on my M&P 45c. Works great. You can not use CT if you have a 45c with manual safety.:)
 
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