Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will this fit a Kimber Ultra TLE II?
Document: I have a Kimber Custom II TLE with the LightGuard, and it fit very snug with no issues. The material may be plastic but it blends in with the pistol. The LightGuard  has been to the range plenty of times and the light and buttons still work. I always get compliments when I take it to the range due to the way it contours the trigger area. One issue is the severely limited choice of holsters that accommodate both my Crimson Trace Laser AND the LightGuard.
I mounted this Lightguard on my Kimber Tactical Custom II. It fit very tightly, but requires a bit of effort to push on due to its tight tolerances. This is a good thing, since once one, it feels like it came stock on the gun.The light works great, and is bright. It has a switch on the light to turn it off in case you wish not to activate it accidentally.
I mounted this on a full size Kimber Eclipse Target II. The fit was awesome, install took all of 5 minutes. The function is seamless with a normal grip. This is my home defense pistol. and at 15 feet it lights the entire double doorway entry to my bedroom. It also lights about a 15ft circle at the bottom of 14 stairs. The light is very bright and white in color which aids in visibility. Fits the bill perfectly. Is it all plastic? Yes.
Disappointment Times Three  - I was very disappointed when I received this product. I own many other fine Crimson Trace  products and this does not live up to the standard of quality and functionality commonly found in other Crimson Trace products. First it didn't fit properly, and it was constructed out of a flimsy plastic. I expected much more quality from a product at this price point. Second, It looked cheap and detracted greatly form the appearance of my very beautiful and expensive Kimber pistol.
Does not fit a Ruger SR1911. I suggest a test fit before buying because this is not a universal fit for all 1911s.
What can I say? It looks great, it's bright, and it's made by Crimson Trace. Fit and finish are on point.Only problem you'll run into is finding a suitable holster.. And.. Actually pulling the trigger on buying it (steep price).
Fits my Series 80 early '90s manufacture Colt LW Commander like a glove. Bright and easy to operate.I can see why they only list a few brands and models of the 1911 though.It does not fit my Series '70 Colt 1911 and I doubt it can be modified to (trigger guard thickness).
The laser activation pad goes on the front of the pistol grip where your middle finger naturally rests, and you pull back to activate it. The pad for the light is on the bottom of the trigger guard, and applying light pressure upward with your middle finger activates it. Basically, holding the pistol in a shooting grip pretty much results in activation of both the laser and light unless you take care with your finger, which makes the switches on each device very nice to have.
Some have complained about the constructions, but I can't imagine a better substitute? Great product.
NOT RECOMMENDED...
Answer: yes