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Question: i have an m&p9 compact will it fit? i cant find on for it and would like on. Any help woul be apricatied thanks.
Document: I would imagine that this will help prevent some tragic accidental shootings. Second, you acquire your target, lighting him or her up like a Christmas tree. Third, that blinding light will most likely help you to less likely become a target yourself. All this in a small package that doesn't require an extra hand.
works great with the laser the light doesn't drown out the laser like I was worried it would when I purchased it
This lights up very well...100 lumens! and is easily installed.However, the plastic body and how its held together seems very cheap. This would not be close to mil-spec or police issue. It screams cheap! Also, there's no way this could take any sort of everyday or even occasional abuse.However, Crimson Trace has a great name and I will keep it. Can't beat a $125 custom fit light for my M
I wanted to actually see how this felt in my hand before purchasing, but since I already have the Crimson Trace Lasergrips, I figured that this light would be as natural of an extension of the weapon as the Lasergrips are. I wasn't disappointed.First, installation is a snap, literally. It wraps around the trigger guard and bottom of the frame in two pieces that are then screwed together. The fit is good enough that it feels sturdy even without the screws.
The product fits so well it looks like it is an original part of the S&W M&P. It was ridiculously easy to install and it works flawlessly. I bought the M&P with the Crimson Trace laser installed, which also looks like an original feature and works flawlessly. I would have total confidence buying any product produced by Crimson Trace. Great company. Great product.
Thanks to a $10 wal-mart hat with two tiny leds I managed to survive the zombie apocalypse and win the match obtaining also a new carbine to keep on fighting.What happened? Did Zombie get emp technology?
This installed easily and looks like an integrated part of your gun. It has a pressure switch below the trigger to fire it up. Beware, if you look into this SOB and turn it on, you will lose your eyesight and get a 3rd degree sunburn. If someone breaks into your house, save your ammo and shoot them with this light. This LED of death will burn their hair off and leave them blind. Kidding. Not really.
The grip in your shooting hand doesn't change at all, and all that is needed in your supporting hand is a little extension of the fingers. Since my hands are probably about average size or a bit larger than average, this felt completely natural, and it only took a minute or two to adapt to the change; perhaps like driving someone else's car -- a little different at first, but you get used to it.
I am a big fan of Crimson Trace (as a bit of a disclaimer). This product did NOT dissapoint! I'll get the one and only 'con' out of the way early.... the activation button, IF you were to be gripping the gun OFTEN, MAY give your finger a bit of a blister. I shoot pistols in amateur competition, and feel that this probably will/would not affect me.
I figured I would sacrifice some brightness and functionality due to the lightguard's small size. I was completely wrong. This light is an LED, and as such is incredibly brighter than most older tactical lights I had. The beam is definitely blinding and disorienting. The light beam is large in diameter, and more than adequate to search a home/clear a room. I carry it 60-70 hours a week with work, as well as every time I leave my house.
Answer: yes