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Matt S.'s Review of Crimson Trace Laserguard Pro Laser, 150 Lumen Light
Carrying a firearm gives you a lot to consider.
Constantly weighing the pros and cons of all the items you can or should carry.
So combining items and attaching them to the gun makes a lot of sense and is appreciated.
Including a top grade holster that accommodates those added accessories is a god send.
I have this unit on my 3.3 inch XDS in 45ACP. I really like the gun but figured that I needed to make it more effective in all possible situations.
A weapon light is an excellent addition to any firearm. It allows you to identify and navigate while keeping both hands on the firearm, and is ready to go the second the gun clears the holster.
A laser is useful for taking instinctive or hip fire shots. The bright, crisp green dot is easily acquired in bright light or in low light situations.
The Blade Tech holster completes the package. Ambidextrous design is great for both right or left hand shooters and has a solid, audible retention. The overhook clip stays latched onto belts and even does a decent job on beltless waistlines.
Compared to the TLR6, the instinctive grip activation is the instantly noticed difference.
My only wish for improvement would be ambi controls to cycle through the modes or a button dedicated to activating/deactivation the laser so you could change between light only and light/laser seamlessly.
The Master off switch on the bottom is great when storing the pistol.
Runs on CR2 battery, pretty easy to find these days. 2 hour run time for light/laser isn't much compared to 50,000 hour red dot sights but when you consider the actual time the unit spends activated, 2 hours is more than enough for almost any situation you can expect to find yourself in.
The 150 lumen light is more than bright enough to identify, navigate, and even disorient in pitch black settings.
Excellent product that really took my XDS and concealed carry to the next level.
While the green is significantly more money, it is definitely worth it if you are an avid user of lasers in your practice/training.
Constantly weighing the pros and cons of all the items you can or should carry.
So combining items and attaching them to the gun makes a lot of sense and is appreciated.
Including a top grade holster that accommodates those added accessories is a god send.
I have this unit on my 3.3 inch XDS in 45ACP. I really like the gun but figured that I needed to make it more effective in all possible situations.
A weapon light is an excellent addition to any firearm. It allows you to identify and navigate while keeping both hands on the firearm, and is ready to go the second the gun clears the holster.
A laser is useful for taking instinctive or hip fire shots. The bright, crisp green dot is easily acquired in bright light or in low light situations.
The Blade Tech holster completes the package. Ambidextrous design is great for both right or left hand shooters and has a solid, audible retention. The overhook clip stays latched onto belts and even does a decent job on beltless waistlines.
Compared to the TLR6, the instinctive grip activation is the instantly noticed difference.
My only wish for improvement would be ambi controls to cycle through the modes or a button dedicated to activating/deactivation the laser so you could change between light only and light/laser seamlessly.
The Master off switch on the bottom is great when storing the pistol.
Runs on CR2 battery, pretty easy to find these days. 2 hour run time for light/laser isn't much compared to 50,000 hour red dot sights but when you consider the actual time the unit spends activated, 2 hours is more than enough for almost any situation you can expect to find yourself in.
The 150 lumen light is more than bright enough to identify, navigate, and even disorient in pitch black settings.
Excellent product that really took my XDS and concealed carry to the next level.
While the green is significantly more money, it is definitely worth it if you are an avid user of lasers in your practice/training.
Pros:
- Quality
- ambidextrous
- effective
- Simple
- Intuitive
- sleek
- powerful
- Complete Package
Cons:
- price
Best Used for:
- Self defense
- Home Defense
- Training
- Conceal Carry
- Subcompact Firearms
Would Recommend:
Yes
10 of 10
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