Reviews & Ratings for Crimson Trace Bersa Thunder .380 CC Lasergrip — 6 reviews — Page 1

The Crimson Trace model made expressly for the Bersa 380CC model (Lg-646) is an excellent product from Crimson Trace. The other review about the "sloppy fit" and hard to activate laser were all, from what I could see on my unit, directly tied to whether or not the Batteries had been installed properly. First be sure that the batteries are installed with the correct polarity placed toward the hand gun frame. Then be sure to fully snap them into place, and don't forget to activate the master switch on the bottom of the grips. I had to remove them the first time and reinstall the batteries correctly but once this was done the fit was perfect and neither I nor my wife and anyone else who has tried them out has had any problem activating the laser with just a normal grip on the firearm. I do wish that here was an option for a softer grip material rather than the hard plastic, but for fit and function this Crimson Trace Lasergrip is first rate.

Long time fan of Crimson Trace... great addition to any CC... not only increased speed for target acquisition but in my mind the very real possibility that once the hostile sees that he is absolutely targeted you may not have to shoot.

Would not stay on. Front switch did not engage with normal grip. Tried my best to make it work but finally just had to box it up and return it. If any questions, look at all of the negative reviews on the manufacturer's website.

Grip fits gun very well and the laser works as advertised - although my wife has a harder time activating the laser with her smaller hands than I do.

Works great indoors or in low light, but on a brighter day, you cannot see this laser at all.

Received the grip as expected. Price was a great value, $215. Upon installing the grip it did not function on the gun. It did work however, but not when installed. Contacted Crimson Trace and they said they could adjust the sensitivity. I would have to pay the freight to get it to them for repair. ( I did not contact Optics Planet ) I sent it off USPS, insured and electronic signature requested for $14.75. Crimson Trace did not repair the grip, they replaced it. The original one had a fit problem and was to tight on the gun. The new grip looks to have the mounting screw holes altered so the grip is not as tight. Works very well now on the gun, Bersa 380 CC. Fit is really good. This laser will be a great advantage to the sights that are on the gun. Love this grip, makes the gun. Got a Sig P228 with CT grips already. Can't wait to get to the range. Crimson Trace Lasergrip, the best way to carry concealed.