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Laserlyte UTA-TA Laser Sight Trainer for Taurus TCP and Slim 9mm Luger/40 S&W Black

$111.96
Brand
LaserLyte
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
689706211288
MPN
L0100020

Overview

The LaserLyte UTA-TA Laser Sight Trainer is a versatile dry-fire training device designed for Taurus TCP and Slim pistols in 9mm Luger and .40 S&W. Utilizing the LaserLyte Master Module system, the device fits seamlessly into the firearm's housing, matching the dust cover and trigger guard without requiring permanent gunsmithing. The unit features a 5mW peak 630-670nm Class 3A visible red laser—the brightest beam allowed by law—and operates in two distinct modes: SIGHT mode, which offers constant or flashing laser activation, and TRAINER mode, which activates upon the firing pin strike during dry-fire practice with an unloaded firearm. Powered by ambidextrous push-button activation, the sight includes an auto-off feature that preserves battery life by shutting down after six minutes of inactivity.

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