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Crimson Trace LG852 Lasergrips 5mW Red Laser with 633nM Wavelength & 50 ft Range Black Finish for Glock 26, 27, 33 Gen4

$193.18
Brand
Crimson Trace
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
610242002757
MPN
LG852

Overview

The Crimson Trace LG-852 Lasergrip is a rear-activation replacement laser sight custom-molded for 4th Generation Glock subcompact pistols, including models 26, 27, and 33. The polymer grip panels replace factory components while preserving the ergonomic contours and texturing of the Gen 4 platform. The integrated red laser operates on a 633nm wavelength with a 5mW output, factory-sighted at 50 feet to produce a 0.50-inch dot size. Featuring an instinctive rear activation switch that turns the laser on automatically as the shooter assumes a firing grip, the unit is water-resistant to IPX4 standards, provides up to 4 hours of run time on a CR2032 battery, and includes adjustable windage and elevation.

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