Lasermax internal guide or Crimson Trace?

[S.E. Simon]

Which one is better for my full size 9mm M&P? What are peoples opinions?
Thanks in advance.

Steve

 

[Spanky45]

I have the 40 M&P and think I'll put in the Lasermax guide spring laser. Reason is self alignment and no need to adjust.

 

[bulletproof-791]

i had a Crimson Trace and it was dead on target, but it did not fit in the duty holster, my next laser will be a Lasermax guide spring laser

 

[Waterfowl Woody]

i have used the lasermax in my glock and found it would turn on from slight grazes in the holster or just shooting it would turn on, which is cool for a quick selfdefense reason but plinking during the day it would turn on and waste the batteries. I liked it. it did not change the function but the batteries would wear out quick, and I was stuck with the spring that came on the lasermax. I have not used the crimson one yet and that will be my next laser buy.

 

[Lee in Quartzsite]

Just compare the size of the batteries, that should help in deciding. The CT grips use two CR 2032 batteries. I have had CT grips on my M&P9C for the past 5 years, have never had to re-zero them and I remove them every time I clean the gun. I change the batteries every six months, even though they are still working fine. Never had a problem with it fitting in any of my holsters, including my daily carry Crossbreed Super Tuck. Plus, the customer service provided by Crimson Trace is first class.

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