From a press release: Crimson Trace has long been a key supplier of laser sighting systems for Smith & Wesson. For more than two decades, Crimson Trace has provided consumers, military units, and law enforcement officers around the globe with the world’s largest selection of award-winning laser sight and tactical light products. Crimson Trace offers […]

In Kydex. Seriously, somebody out there has to make something for this.

A video. And lessons learned.

The release of their LaserGuard

Report here.

Their midnight shoot is going on. I should have been there but, hey, concrete ain’t gonna pour itself. But other people are there: Michael Bane: Tired but wide awake. Tam: Also tired. Nick has some video and is tired. Interesting to me, from video, how much you cannot see. Still, I’d like to be there. […]

A very cool review of one of my favorite products.

CrimsonTrace is making infrared laser sights.

Gets in on the zombie business with zombie LaserGrips

A review at Robb’s, where he slapped it on the Kriss.

Seen at CrimsonTrace’s facebook page: Wonder why it’s under the barrel and not a LaserGrip. Is it a light? Update: Confirmed that the Shield does not have removable backstraps. I did not know that.

Hearing that CrimsonTrace debuted models of their popular laser grips but they have green lasers. Nothing confirmed yet. Update: Here you go. Only, their video doesn’t work. Update: Vidjo:

Master Series Lasergrips, for a prettier laser option. And a look at their Rail Master Universal Laser Sight

Taking injured vets hog hunting. Speaking of, I’d like to try that. Anyone local do any of that?

The Rail Master Laser, a universal and less expensive laser for weapons.

From Tom.

From a presser: Crimson Trace, market leader for integrated laser sighting systems, today announced the release of new Lasergrips® models for the Gen 4 Glock full-size, compact and subcompact 9mm and .40 caliber pistols. With an MSRP of $279, these Lasergrips feature the smallest laser diode ever offered, with full windage and elevation adjustability and […]

The Crimson Trace Lightguard will be available in late October. And keep an eye on ShootingIllustrated where someone you know might be doing a review of one.

Jay has some pics and will be reviewing. I’m a fan myself and have four sets.

Very cool.

I’ve never had anything but good experiences with the three sets of CrimsonTrace Lasergrips I own. The duck reports their customer service is great too.

Gun Nuts has a pic. I like the concept for the same reason I like their LaserGrips over other brands of laser sights. Your draw will activate it. No extra buttons to fool with. Innovative idea.

Cool: CTC Defense, a division of Crimson Trace Corporation, has been selected by the Crane Division of Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) to supply the versatile LGD-645 Laserguard infrared laser sighting system for the Heckler and Koch HK45C handgun carried by members of Naval Special Warfare.

They have launched a new division targeting military sales.

Some pics of Crimson Trace stuff over at Caleb’s.

From a presser: As reported widely on FOX NEWS, MSNBC, Washington Post and other media outlets, Governor Rick Perry of Texas utilized a Ruger LCP with the Crimson Trace Laserguard to dispatch a Coyote that was threatening him and his dog while jogging outside of Austin recently. He told AP reporters after the incident that […]

Reader Alchemyst emails regarding his Crimson Trace Lasergrips: Finally they have come — thanks for your help. In case you forgot they’re for a Taurus model 450 five shot revolver in 45 Colt. Haven’t shot it with the new grips but before I forget I thought I’d pass along my initial impressions: 1. The fit […]

From the 2AB website: Get up on Sunday morning for a great chance to get an inside look at the great gear Crimson Trace offers for shooters with their Internet Marketing Specialist, Patrick Harlan. There will also be a drawing and you can win a set of their laser grips. I’m a big fan of […]

Says the Shooting Wire: Crimson Trace Corporation, Inc, the Oregon-based manufacturer of LASERGRIPS® laser sights, filed suit in U.S. District Court in Portland, Oregon against LaserMax, Inc. of Rochester, New York to address LaserMax’s infringement of four United States patents. Crimson Trace seeks court-ordered injunctive relief and unspecified damages for patents assigned to the company […]

I mentioned needing more of the swabs to clean the Crimson Trace laser here. Yesterday, I received about 50 of them, their new DVD, and a nice thank you note. Now that’s service.