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Crimson Trace CMR 203(G): Inexpensive Green Laser

By Aaron on January 21, 2013 No Comments

Review of the Crimson Trace CM203 green laser

While at Media Day I stopped in and checked out the new offerings from Crimson Trace.  The CMR 203 (G – for green) immediately caught my eye for its ambidextrous controls, and ease of mount to a pistol or rifle rail.

UNIVERSAL MOUNT

Crimson Trace advises this laser system is designed to be universal to any M1913 Picatinny or Weaver Accessory rails, with (4) fit inserts included.  This laser can be mounted to pistols, rifles, or shotguns.  The CMR 203(G) easily mounts to the rail system and is secured by two retention screws.

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CrossBreed Holster for Beretta Nano with Laserguard

By Richard on December 21, 2012 1 Comments

CrossBreed Holster

Need a holster for your Beretta Nano?  CrossBreed Holsters is now offering the SuperTuck, QwikClip, MiniTuck and other models for the Nano with an attached Crimson Trace Laserguard.

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Crimson Trace Defender Series Lasers

By Richard on November 8, 2012 No Comments

Crimson Trace Accu-Guard XD(m)

Thanks to the good folks at Crimson Trace, I had a first look at the new Defender Series lasers they announced this week.  The Defender Series is a collection of red lasers aimed at the budget market.  The lasers run from $129 – 149 MSRP.  This is significantly less expensive than some of the other offerings from Crimson Trace.

According to Jeff Goddard, Director of Sales for Crimson Trace, the company is able to make the lasers less expensive by reducing the options on the units, not by using cheaper parts.  This means the customer should get the same high quality they have come to expect from all of the lasers in the Crimson Trace line.

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Crimson Trace Defender Series Lasers

By Richard on November 5, 2012 1 Comments

Crimson Trace Accu-GuardThe Defender Series line is a budget-priced line of red lasers being introduced by Crimson Trace.  The new lasers are all priced between $129 and $149 (MSRP) and will ship by December 15, 2012.

Initially, there will be two styles of Defender Series lasers.  The first style will be revolver grips called Accu-Grip.  The  Accu-Grip will be grip replacements with a built-in laser similar to the company’s Lasergrips line that have been so popular over the years.

The second style will be called Accu-Guard, which is similar to the Crimson Trace LaserGuard series.  The Accu-Guard mounts on the trigger guard of semi-auto pistols.  No gunsmithing is required.

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LaserMax CenterFire for Beretta Nano

By Richard on September 20, 2012 1 Comments

Lasermax CenterFire Beretta Nano

LaserMax announced the latest addition to the CenterFire line of laser aiming devices: the Beretta Nano.  The CenterFire is a red laser aiming unit that attaches to the front portion of a pistol’s trigger guard for excellent integration with the handgun even when Picatinny rails are not present.

The CenterFire is similar in appearance to the Crimson Trace Laserguard, though the method of activating the units is different.  The LaserMax is acticated by tapping a button on the side of the unit.  The Laserguard adds a button switch to the front of the pistol’s grip and is activated by gripping the gun.  Both methods have their pros and cons.

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Crimson Trace for Beretta Nano: LG-483 Laserguard

By Richard on August 20, 2012 1 Comments

Crimson Trace Beretta Nano

Crimson Trace announced the LG-483: a new Laserguard for the Beretta Nano.  The Nano is a subcompact 9mm pistol that has enjoyed good sales in the current market, so it only makes sense that Crimson Trace would create a laser sight for this handgun.

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More Zombie Crap

By Richard on June 4, 2012 1 Comments

Crimson Trace ZombieWho’s buying all of the zombie gear that is being made for shooters?  I find it hard to imagine that there are that many mall ninjas to keep all of the zombie manufacturers in business.  Anyway…

Crimson Trace is making a bunch of their Lasergrips with a green Z on them.  According to Crimson Trace, they are “available for a limited time only.”  I don’t doubt it.

I wish Winchester would push their SilverTip line of bullets and ammo so we could move off of zombies and onto werewolves.

If you want your very own limited-edition zombie Lasergrips, how about buying them from Amazon and helping support the site?  That would be much appreciated!

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