From LaserMax:
LaserMax Inc. announces their newest Guide Rod Laser sighting system for the Springfield Armory XD(m), both full size, .40 caliber and 9 mm. As is the case with all LaserMax Guide Rod Laser sighting systems, the functionality of the laser will not interfere with the ergonomically designed grips. This innovative laser design has always provided for the most accurate and durable threat assessment available in a laser sighting system.
The XD(m) guide rod, like all our Guide Rod Laser sighting systems, is user installed accurate with factory alignment and “no gunsmithing” required. Simply replacing the existing factory guide rod and takedown lever with our laser sighting system and patented activation switch and you gain immediate, reliable First Shot Confidence.
Our Guide Rod Laser sighting systems add no weight to your firearm and are designed for use in existing holsters. It leaves the limited Picatinny rail space open for other accessories. Our laser, at 10 pulses per second, is scientifically assessed to produce the optimum in visibility for the human eye when enveloped by stress.
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… but have you priced one of these bad boys? The laser is as much or more than the pistol! Cool but too expensive.
They are about 3/5th the price of a gun. take a look at a good night scope they are almost always the price of the gun or higher!
most of these are under 400 dollars it will be interesting to see how much it costs when it is first released.