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Crimson Trace Announces Partnership with Kimber for Solo Carry Lasergrips

Crimson Trace Kimber Solo Carry Lasergrips

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Wilsonville, OR --(Ammoland.com)- Crimson Trace, market leader for integrated laser sighing systems, proudly announces the upcoming availability for instinctively activated Lasergrips for Kimber’s new, innovative compact 9mm carry pistol – The Solo.

Ready to hit the market in late spring, the two sku offering is the result of painstaking and exhaustive engineering and are the thinnest Lasergips yet, bringing the decisive advantage of laser sighting without adding any bulk to this compact package.

“We’ve been working with Kimber for over a year to develop a set of Crimson Trace grips befitting of the quality and innovation that is the new Solo,” said Kent Thomas, Director of Marketing for Crimson Trace.

“By partnering with one of the world’s best firearm manufacturers since the inception of the project, we are able to offer both of CTC and Kimber consumers the finest laser sighting systems as soon as ground breaking new models such as the Solo are introduced.”

Available directly from Crimson Trace or as an option from Kimber, the Solo Carry Lasergrips are zeroed at the factory and offer a four hour battery life, as well as the most powerful laser permitted by law.

The popular rosewood finish seen on Kimber’s Crimson Carry is also incorporated into this model, offering a subtle contrast to the pistol’s stainless or two-tone finish with an MSRP of $359

All Crimson Trace products are proudly designed, engineered and manufactured in the United States.

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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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Crimson Trace Announces New Directors

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Wilsonville, OR --(AmmoLand.com)- Crimson Trace is pleased to announce several new additions to the Crimson Trace management team.

Michael Caulk is now overseeing the engineering department at Crimson Trace as Director of Engineering, Fredrick Karl has been promoted to Product Development Director and Maureen Zwicker has been hired as Director of Human Resources,

Director of Engineering Caulk has over 20 years of engineering experience to include design, manufacturing, tool design and fabrication, product and process evaluation, product development and strategic planning. His core responsibilities include ensuring continued development of award-winning personal defense products and innovative designs.

Karl started at Crimson Trace as Product Manager after a successful career at Gerber Legendary Blades where he was Channel Manager-Military Division and Senior Industrial Designer. He is responsible for product management and strategy in the military and commercial market.

Zwicker brings over 15 years of Human Resource experience to the company along with extensive executive management involvement including 4 years military service. She will be focused on recruiting and developing world-class talent at the Wilsonville, Oregon facility and elsewhere.

“We are extremely pleased to have brought such high-caliber individuals into our already market-leading organization,” said Lane Tobiassen, Crimson Trace President. “Mike, Fred and Maureen will no doubt contribute significantly to our continued growth and success,” Tobiassen added.

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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