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Glock Hand Gun Owners Take Note New LG-417 Lasergrips

Glock LG-417 Lasergrips

Crimson Trace

Wilsonville, OR —-(AmmoLand.com)- The innovative design encompasses everything Glock owners have come to expect in a lasergrip.

We upgraded the ever popular G-Series line with this wrap-around style grip to include a master On/Off switch, micro-compact diode housing to fit common holsters and a proprietary texture for a positive grip.

The LG-417 Lasergrips are easily installed to the back strap of your Glock, where it’s secured by a beavertail block attachment. Activating the pistol’s laser sight is completely intuitive.

The command and control of the weapon is considerably enhanced.

The sleek design of the LG-417 maintains the grip design Glock is known for due to the skeletonized design of the grip.

[LG-417] Specifications:

• Fits Glock 17, 17L, 19, 22, 23,
  32, 34, 35, 37 and 38.
• Ultimate Refinement Of Ergonomics, Holsterability And Repeatable Accuracy
• Polymer Grip With Overmolded Activation Pad
• Front Activation Pressure Switch
• Pressure-Sensitive Master On/Off Switch
• Two #2032 Lithium Batteries; Over Four Hours Of Illumination
• Precise Windage And Elevation Adjustments
• Beavertail Block Attachment
• Fits Common LE / Military Duty Holsters
• Skeletonized Design Maintains Grip Ergonomics
• Micro-Compact, 3.3mm Diode
• Patent-Pending Design
• Suggested Retail Price: $329
• Beam Intensity – 5mw peak, 633 nm, Class 3R laser
• Dot Size – Approximately 0.5″ diameter at 50 feet
• Batteries – Two #2032 lithium batteries; over four hours of illumination
• Activation – Front-located integrated momentary pressure switch and pressure sensitive master on/off switch
• Warranty – Three-year full warranty
• This product complies with 21 CFR 1040.10

About:
Crimson Trace is the world’s only manufacturer of grip-integrated laser sighting systems. Police, all branches of the U.S. Military, and responsible citizens worldwide use patented Lasergrips. Crimson Trace Lasergrips are recommended as an essential accessory by some of the world’s top firearm trainers.

For more information, please contact us at 1-800-442-2406, visit www.crimsontrace.com

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Kahr Arms Introduces Two New Models in the PM Handgun Series
Lasers now available on Kahr’s most popular handguns.

Kahr Arms PM Series Handguns with Crimson Trace Laserguards

Kahr Arms

PEARL RIVER, NY --(AmmoLand.com)- Kahr Arms is proud to introduce two new models in their popular PM Series. The PM9 and the PM40 are now available with Crimson Trace Laserguards directly from the factory.

The PM9093L and PM4043L will come with the newly released Crimson Trace Laserguard (LG-437). The Laserguard design is the most compact, instinctively activated, user-adjustable laser sighting system on the market today. Your PM9093L or PM4043L comes complete with allen wrench for adjustment, sight cleaners, batteries, and Crimson Trace decal.

The Model LG-437 uses either two #357 silver oxide batteries or a single 1/3N 3-volt lithium battery. These small batteries allow the Laserguard to be unobtrusive yet powerful enough to provide the brightness. The LG-437 uses the smaller 3.3mm diameter laser diode, which reduces the overall size of the laser diode housing.

The LG-437 has both windage and elevation adjustments for shooters to adjust the laser for a perfect hit at any distance.

• The PM9093L has a 3″ barrel with Lothar Walther match grade polygonal rifling and 1-10 right-hand twist. Its MSRP is $991.00.
• The PM4043L, with a 3″ barrel, Lothar Walther match grade polygonal rifling and 1-16 right hand twist, also has an MSRP of $991.00.

Laserguards are made in the United States of America. Crimson Trace is the world’s only manufacturer of grip-integrated laser sighting systems. Police, all branches of the U.S. Military and responsible citizens worldwide use patented Crimson Trace products.

Visit www.kahr.com to learn more about the PM9093L, PM4043L and other Kahr products, or contact Monica Arnold -Blue August at monica@bluaugust.com.

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