SIG Sauer LIMA5 Laser Grip Module

Hrachya H
by Hrachya H

SIG Sauer Electro-Optics launched their new LIMA5 Laser Grip Module. It is basically a frame for SIG P320 and P250 pistols incorporating an integral laser sight.

As you know both SIG P320 and P250 have their serial numbers on the fire control assembly. The latter is considered the firearm and the actual polymer frame is legally not a firearm. That allows swapping different kinds of frames still having one firearm, and the LIMA5 is another frame option with integrated laser sight. Its seamless design makes it compact, stealth and slim. It comes with either a red (Oclaro) or green (Osram) laser options.

The laser itself is in the dust cover portion of the frame, but the single CR-1/3N battery is inside the backstrap of the grip. That feature allows the user to easily change the battery. The laser switch button is located on the front portion of the grip and it is actuated when the gun is gripped. Reportedly, screws under the dust cover are mounting platform provision for a future flashlight to be integrated there. That explains why LIMA5 does not have an accessory rail under the laser.

LIMA5 is available through a number of dealers. Right now it is priced $199.99 for the red laser and $299.99 for the green one in OpticsPlanet.com .

Hrachya H
Hrachya H

Managing Editor Being a lifelong firearms enthusiast, Hrachya always enjoys studying the history and design of guns and ammunition. Should you need to contact him, feel free to shoot him a message at Hrachya@TheFirearmBlog.com

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  • Bull Bull on Nov 15, 2016

    they should have gone with a laser in the guide rod instead,,,

  • CS CS on Nov 15, 2016

    I just wonder when someone will make a carbine chasis for the SIG p320 "SERIALIZED GUN PART". Sig are you listening? Lone Wolf?

    • CS CS on Nov 16, 2016

      @Ebby123 Not exactly. That's a CAA roni. The Roni is a drop in frame where you insert the complete frame of another gun. Not what in mind here.

      The SIG 320's mechanical parts are the serialized portion of the gun. To go from full size to compact means you just replace the plastic frame. What im suggestion here is, something like an MP5 body where you drop in the p320's naked mechanicals and presto, a cheap SMG.

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