Crimson Trace now available for Springfield XD and XDM
The Crimson Trace Laserguard is now available for the Springfield XD and XDM pistols.
MSRP is $209.
The Crimson Trace Laserguard is now available for the Springfield XD and XDM pistols.
MSRP is $209.
The original virtue of the Crimson Trace grip system was applying lasers to handguns that were never designed to use lasers. I mean, how else do you put a laser on a J-frame? However, I’m not sure how much of an advantage Crimson trace has over a rail mounted laser. Yes, CT is small & light, but so is that little LaserMax unit.
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0I kinda wish they could have made it like they did for the xds just cause it would be easier to have one with out getting a custom holster for the laser. I guess I’ll wait and see.
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0I just bought the XDM-45 and your crimson laser like the one on your page; it mounts forward of the rigger guard. Now I can not find a holster that will holld it in the small of my back with a left handed set up; so that my right hand can reach behind and grab it and swing it around my right hip. Do you have any suggestions of makes and models? Thanks
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0That thing looks fantastic. I always thought Lasergrips looked ugly on autoloading pistols, but this is wicked cool. Damn the California Safe Handgun Roster, I really want one of those.
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0I looked on crimsontrace.com and didn’t see it on there. any idea where to purchase one?
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0Matt, they will be on there soon. It has not been officially announced yet.
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0looks pretty slick, I was wondering how they’d design lasers that don’t have interchangeable grips
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I just bought the XDM-45 and your crimson laser like the one on your page; it mounts forward of the rigger guard. Now I can not find a holster that will holld it in the small of my back with a left handed set up; so that my right hand can reach behind and grab it and swing it around my right hip. Do you have any suggestions of makes and models? Thanks
I kinda wish they could have made it like they did for the xds just cause it would be easier to have one with out getting a custom holster for the laser. I guess I’ll wait and see.
The original virtue of the Crimson Trace grip system was applying lasers to handguns that were never designed to use lasers. I mean, how else do you put a laser on a J-frame? However, I’m not sure how much of an advantage Crimson trace has over a rail mounted laser. Yes, CT is small & light, but so is that little LaserMax unit.
I looked on crimsontrace.com and didn’t see it on there. any idea where to purchase one?
Matt, they will be on there soon. It has not been officially announced yet.
That thing looks fantastic. I always thought Lasergrips looked ugly on autoloading pistols, but this is wicked cool. Damn the California Safe Handgun Roster, I really want one of those.
looks pretty slick, I was wondering how they’d design lasers that don’t have interchangeable grips