Crimson Trace Recalls LG-442 Lasergrips for Bersa Thunder and Firestorm
ByCrimson 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.
From Crimson Trace:
RECALL OF LG-442 LASERGRIPS® FOR BERSA THUNDER & FIRESTORM
Dear Crimson Trace Customer:
Crimson Trace has received a small number of reports from consumers regarding the LG-442 Lasergrips for Bersa Thunder & Firestorm semi-auto pistols. When operated under normal firing conditions, the trigger transfer bar spring may disengage from its slot on the trigger transfer bar. The Lasergrips panel allows the spring to completely detach from the trigger transfer bar, thus disarming the trigger and rendering the gun inoperable.
No injuries have been reported, but Crimson Trace is committed to designing and manufacturing products that will not interfere with the operation of a firearm and thus is initiating a 100% recall of all units produced. The LG-442 grip design has been modified to prevent this from occurring.
Please Note: This issue is limited only to the LG-442, and does not pertain to any other Crimson Trace product.
Customers have the option of choosing a new LG-442 unit in exchange for their defective one, or they may choose another Crimson Trace laser sight model of equivalent value, once the defective unit has been returned to Crimson Trace.
Customers should contact Crimson Trace to receive a return authorization and instructions on how to execute the no-cost recall:
Telephone 1 (800) 442-2406
Email LG442recall@crimsontrace.com
Fax 1 (503) 783-5334
Crimson Trace regrets any inconvenience this may cause. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Nate Hoke
Customer Service Director



1 Comments
October 6th, 2009 at 1:20 am
I’m an electronics engineer working on a down home version of a laser pointer for my Bersa.
No it will not be for sale as it requires minor machining.
Parts cost approximately $30.00.
Machining, well that’s totally subjective.
I’ll do the work myself.
I did it to my 357 and it was easy. The 380 Thunder is a little more of a challenge but doable.
I am using a very bright green diode. I also have an IR diode to use with my night vision. Took a while to get an IR that isn’t too bright!
Night vision is hot. Don’t need much. Certainly at less than 15 to 20 yards.