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Viridian Weapon Technologies E-Series 912-0048, Red Laser, Fits Ruger 57, Black 912-0048

$84.52
Brand
Viridian
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
850038512811
MPN
9120048

Overview

The Viridian E-Series red laser sight is specifically designed for everyday concealed carry, featuring a model-specific, trigger-guard-mounted design that fits the Ruger 5.7 platform. Built with a precision-designed thermoplastic polymer housing, it weighs just 0.13 lbs and measures 3.7 inches in length. The unit delivers rapid target acquisition utilizing the most powerful red laser legally available, offering a 25-yard range in daylight and 1 mile at night. Features include an ambidextrous on/off button with a 5-minute auto-shutoff, a constant laser mode providing over 6 hours of battery life, and easy windage and elevation adjustments. The package includes mounting screws and adjustment wrenches.

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