Crimson Trace issued a recall of all LG-442 Lasergrips designed for the Bersa Thunder and Firestorm pistols. According the the recall notice sent out by Crimson Trace, the LG-442 may cause the trigger transfer bar spring to detach and render the handgun inoperable.
While Crimson Trace produces high-quality products, this is the second recall they have issued in recent months. The other recall is on the Crimson trace LG-432 Lasergrips for the Sig Sauer P230 and P232.
If you have LG-442 Lasergrips for your Bersa Thunder or Firestorm, please read the following information on how to exchange your Lasergrips. Read More…
Crimson Trace issued a recall for the LG-432 Lasergrips designed for the Sig Sauer P230 and P232 pistols. Crimson Trace initiated the recall after receiving reports “…that the LG-432 Lasergrips for Sig Sauer P230 and P232 semi-auto pistols may allow the mainspring to detach when the magazine release is depressed without a magazine in place, rendering the firearm inoperable.” Yikes!
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