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Aim Shot Trigger Guard Mounted Laser for Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Pistol, Black - KT6506SWS

$39.99
Brand
Aimshot
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Trigger Guard
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
669256650669
MPN
KT6506SWS

Overview

The Aimshot KT6506SWS is an ultra-compact, trigger guard-mounted red laser sight specifically designed for the Smith & Wesson Shield 380 pistol. Featuring a 650nM wavelength, the unit provides a 5.0 mW output with a range of up to 30 yards. It is constructed from nylon reinforced with carbon fiber and has a matte black finish, weighing approximately 0.73 ounces. This ambidextrous laser sight offers friction-based windage and elevation adjustments and is water-resistant. It utilizes a push-button activation system with an automatic shut-off feature after 5 minutes to preserve battery life. The unit is powered by a CR1/3N or two LR44 batteries, providing approximately two hours of continuous use. The package includes the laser unit, mounting hardware, and the necessary battery.

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