Crimson trace laser grips - Crimson Trace Rear Activation Glock Gen 3 Lasergrip

I recently purchased a Crimson Trace laser grip for my Glock 23 duty pistol. I have used the laser grips on my Glock 19 for around 15 years with absolutely no issues because of the outstanding quality of the product. However, since everything is being outsourced to a foreign country now, the quality is not what it should be on the laser grips. I had to return the original one because the button was non-operational and the laser would not stay on. It would flicker on and off. This is totally unacceptable when I use this on my duty weapon and expect it to give me an edge over someone that is trying to kill me. In my line of work, a good quality product will save your life, whereas a poor quality product can easily get you hurt or killed. The new laser grips have a smaller button which is much harder to activate with the soft part of your hand. I had to modify the product myself to make it work properly. I should not have to do this on a $200 product. I did not want to get a red dot sight or a rail laser sight because I would have to change holsters. Being left-handed that would make it an expensive endeavor. Over all the concept of the product is great, but the quality is lacking. I will probably take my 15-year-old laser grip off of my Glock 19 and put it on my Glock 23 just so I know that if I'm ever involved in a shooting that I will still have the upper hand to save my life.