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Crimson Trace 0119801 Lasergrips Fits Taurus Small Frame, Red Laser 633nM Wavelength 5mW Output, Black Polymer

$125.16
Brand
Crimson Trace
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
610242001859
MPN
0119801

Overview

The Crimson Trace LG-185 Lasergrip is a replacement laser sight designed for small-frame Taurus revolvers, including models 17, 85, 94, 327 six-shot, 605, 650, 651, 731, 850, 856, 905, and 941 (excluding Polymer frame models and the Public Defender). It features a rugged polymer construction with a smooth surface for a prompt, snag-free draw. The integrated red laser operates on a 633nm wavelength with a 5mW output, producing a 0.50-inch dot size at 50 feet. It utilizes an instinctive front-activation switch that engages the laser naturally when the firearm is gripped, conserving battery life during carry. The unit is water-resistant to IPX4 standards and includes adjustable windage and elevation settings.

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