goldwinghg
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Does any one know if S&W makes a 40cal. with a built in lazer site? If you do would you please give me the model number.
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M&P with Lazer site built in
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bloodlord77
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you can get the crimson trace laser for your m&p. it replaces the removable palmswell. but you need the model without the thumb safety.
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so if someone has a 9 or 40 compact with a thumb safety they can not use the CT grip lasers?
goldwinghg, I have not seen S&W 40's with built in lasers, just the bodyguard 38 and bodyguard 380.
MotorCityGun
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If the pistol is equipped with a ambi-safety, I would agree that the right side would need to be removed before installing CTC laser grip. If it has a safety only on the left side, no need to remove it.
Note (fuzzy) pic of the left side of my 40c with CTC laser grip installed. If there was a safety (and there is not), but if there was one, it would not interfere with the CTC grip.
The CTC model number for the 40c is LG-661. I suspect, but you should check anyway, that it's the same for a FS 40.
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this one seems cool. LASERMAX
Laser Pistols Laser Sights Pistol With Laser Sights
Guide Rod Laser for Smith & Wesson M&P
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!
Laser Pistols Laser Sights Pistol With Laser Sights
Guide Rod Laser for Smith & Wesson M&P
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!
MotorCityGun
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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/login.php?from=account.php?action=. 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/opplanet-crimson-trace-free-battery-4-life-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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M&P40 .40S&W - Smith & Wesson
These are all the current .40 cal models. You will find two models with CT laser grips, a compact or a full size.
These are all the current .40 cal models. You will find two models with CT laser grips, a compact or a full size.
MotorCityGun
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Huh...I just went to the ManVenture site and had them email the price of the LG 660 model (for M&P 9's) and it is still $217.83. Not sure why they're listing it at $299 for you.
