Customer Reviews

Crimson Trace Laserguard for Glock 19, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 32, 33, 36, 38, 39 (Black)

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After talking to numerous dealers at gun shows and looking at various products,
this Laser sight seem the best fit for my useage.
It was Easy to install and easy to sight in, and the guns grip and profile didn't
change much.

this thing is amazing! it fits onto the gun very securely. its very simple to attach. the laser is very bright. the laserguard is designed to fit most holsters without modification to the holster. unlike the laserGRIP, the laserGUARD does not make the firearm thicker. i wouldnt have bought it if it added thickness, being that its a ccw. glocks are pretty thick as it is and as a ccw i couldnt afford for the firearm to be thicker.

also its the first crimson trace laser(to the best of my knowledge) to have a master on/off so you can train with your irons. it also has elevation and windage adjustments that are very precise. it comes from the factory sighted in at 50ft(roughly 18 and a half yards or so).

the only thing is, the touchpad on the grip might look or feel a tad uncomfortable at first, but you really dont notice it after a couple days. besides, you dont carry a gun for comfort, you carry it to get the job done(if forced to do so). i would squeeze a ball of spikes in my hand if it ensured that the threat was neutralized! in all honesty though its not bad, i dont even notice it anymore.

all in all i would very strongly recommend this product to anyone with a baby glock(i also believe they make the laserguard for quite a few other pocket pistols/sub-compacts). A+

The crimson trace installed easily, and was easy to calibrate with the included tools. It doesn't add much weight, and the Laser is... simply awesome.

Buck n Does @ amazon is the place to order from as well... $65 less than list, and fast shipping.

Ignore the box label that states "Generation 3 Only"... installs beautifully on a Glock 26 Gen 4 pistol... couldn't be better.

As the Glock 26 is a sub-compact, there is less sight picture environment for that split second initial aim. The bright red dot is on target whether or not the target is correctly aimed via the iron sight's picture. Easy to intall; tools included.

I purchased the Laserguard instead of the Lasergrip for my Glock 26 because I am left-handed. Since I live in a state where a concealed carry is allowed (with permit), the Laserguard is more comfortable when the gun is holstered inside your waistband. The lens on the lasergrip is mounted on the rightside grip which places it next to your body if you're wearing it on the left side.

The Laserguard was very easy to install. I've been to the range with it three times. After the first trip, I had to adjust the alignment, which is extremely easy using the provided allen wrench and the two adjusting screws on the mount. The adjustment has held true on subsequent trips to the range.

The obvious advantage to the Crimson Trace lasers is that they greatly enhance the usefulness of a home defense weapon. In a stressful situation, you don't need to worry about perfect sight alignment and sight picture. Even without your finger on the trigger, the laser comes on when you squeeze the grip. Not only will you be able to quickly bring the aim directly on your target as you prepare to shoot, the bad guy is likely to turn and run when he sees the red dot on his body. (I would greatly prefer to avoid shooting anyone as long as it doesnt' increase the danger to me, or a loved one).

The only drawback I see to the Laserguard vs the Lasergrip is that the Lasergrip will fit almost any holster designed for your firearm. With the Laserguard, if you're using a form-fitted holster, it must be specifically designed for your firearm with it's installed laser unit. There are several available, but the selection is more limited.

Overall, I am very pleased with the purchase.Crimson Trace Laserguard for Glock 19, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 32, 33, 36, 38, 39 (Black)

This little guy will sit on the trigger guard of yor pistol e.g. Glock 26, 19, etc. and, once you have sighted it in, allow you to put your shots right on target. But it doesn't work well in bright light or against very dark targets. To sight it in at the range, take a small piece of reflective tape an paste it over the center of the target. With this in place you can see the laser under very bright light. Now, once you have sighted it in, put a drop of lock-tite on the screws. I lost my elevation screw and had to send the laser back to have it replaced $30 in postage!

Wow. How often do you get something that not only meets your expectations, but far exceeds them. Without going into all the details, just let me say that the Crimson Trace laser is a wonderful addition to an already awsome product. I have a 4th addition Glock 27, and although the fit is snug (I prefer it that way) the installation went smoothly. I had to adjust both the horizontal and vertical slightly with the allen wrench provided, which was done according to the easy to understand directions.

Yes, that's right, shooting is not an exciting process anymore - just point the laser and shoot, doesn't matter one hand or two hands - you will get to the center of your target. I shot 150 rounds, laser didn't move at all, just had to wipe the lens couple of times. Inspite of the laser makes your range shooting pretty boring, it is a must have for self defence. CTC makes only red lasers for handguns, but they are currently most reliable on the market.

easy assembly and snap on but once on the 2 screws that come with it do not sit flush with the laser and even out of package laser was distorted, upon taking my g23 to the range, due to the casing of the laser not being screwed in and sealed after 200 rounds the laser was not accurate due to it not seating properly under the trigger would recommend the laser grip from crimson trace looks a bit more accurate and sturdy just glad i ordered through amazon easy fast and simple return