Review of Crimson Trace Ruger LCP laser
Gordon @ The Shootist has reviewed the Crimson Trace Ruger LCP trigger guard laser sight.
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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I don't know why Ruger doesn't just make a split or depression in the trigger guard and make the trigger a little longer. That way when the trigger is fully pulled and the weapon discharges, the tip of the trigger would be in the depression or split, thus eliminating any chance of a finger pinch.
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