Review of Crimson Trace Ruger LCP laser

Gordon @ The Shootist has reviewed the Crimson Trace Ruger LCP trigger guard laser sight.

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And now, Crimson Trace has assured the LCP of iconic status by designing an innovative laser sight that clips on the front of the trigger guard, altering the outline of the gun only slightly, and adding practically nothing to its weight.

Using the laser sight and a slow measured fire, I was able to drop three 8-inch plates in six shots with the LCP at 20 feet. With an 8-pound, safety-conscious trigger pull, I was plenty proud of the accomplishment.

Read the full review at The Shootist

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Steve Dec 24th 2008 handguns Tags: , , , , , 2 Comments

2 Responses to “Review of Crimson Trace Ruger LCP laser”

  1. Hai Huynhon 02 Feb 2009 at 1:13 pm link comment

    Ruger custumer service is excellent. I had a tiny scratched on my LCP, and they replace it for free, also gave me a free clip, and a hat. awsome company, I am looking forward to get another Ruger LCP for my wife. I hope Ruger company will boost up the production. I had one and I am back on the waiting list again, but it’s ok. anyway I am very happy with my LCP.

  2. wendell chenaulton 25 Sep 2009 at 1:52 pm link comment

    Ok…we got to get this blog going. Has anyone out there got have a CT laser guard on their LCP? I have had my LCP for over a year and love it and I am looking at getting a CT laser guard for it and I want to know how it has been working for you. I am also getting one for my G19 since CT hasn’t made one for my Ruger SR9 yet. Any help would be great.

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