Reviews & Ratings for Crimson Trace Sub-Compact Fits Glock 29 / 30 Laser Grip LG-629

Crimson Trace Sub-Compact Fits Glock 29 / 30 Laser Grip LG-629

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Most Helpful Positive Review C/T Lasergrips for Glocks

Over the years, I've owned Crimson Trace Lasergrips for a number of weapons, including Glocks. I currently own two sets of C/T LG 629s for two Glock 30s and am very satisfied with their operation. They offer my 'older' eyes quick target acquisition and pin-point accuracy over conventional sights...
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Most Helpful Negative Review Does not fit .

This sight doesn't have a snug fit , there is space between the sight grip and the Glock pistol grip making it impossible to have any degree of accuracy I wouldn't trust it when it is critical in a life threatening situation. Because it doesn't fit the sight adjustment runs out before you can get a...
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I did not receive the product I ordered.

by Sailor boy, from VA, United States Written on December 15, 2025

Grip did not come with master on and off switch as stated

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Glock grip laser the only one for a Glock 30

by Hop along smith, Verified Owner from TX, United States Written on July 19, 2025

Activation is not 100% green beam would be better. It holds zero at 25 yards. If like other Crimson Trace devices battery life will be good. You will have to zero when replacing the batteries.

Best Used for:

Combat shooting/self defense

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Crimson Trace LG-629 for the Glock 30 Gen. 4

by Joel Harris, Verified Owner from VA, United States Written on July 8, 2025

After calling the Optics Planet Care team, to reassure me that this grip would work on the Generation 4, Glock 30, I went ahead and ordered it. The original listing was for the Gen. 3, Glock 30. Upon installing the CT-LG-629, I noticed there was a small gap on the bottom of the grip which would allow movement of the laser if not corrected. After placing two strips of
old Talon grip across the bottom and reattaching the CT-LG-629 it was fine, no movement of the laser. Works great!!
Holds zero, I have had several Crimson Trace Laser’s in the past and I highly recommend them.

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NOT WHAT I EXPECTED

by GUNNER, Verified Owner from TX, United States Written on May 26, 2021

I placed it on my Glock 30 as soon as I received it. I used my bore site to calibrate the laser. Took it to shoot at the range and it was way off. So I Calibrated it again and realized that the Laser Grip moves every time I hold the grip. It has too much spacing in between the gun grip which causes it to move and lose its site.

Pros:

compact

Cons:

moves too much

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Crimson Trace for Glock

by JP, Verified Owner from IL, United States Written on August 8, 2016

I am getting older and my eyesight is not what it used to be. I already have a Crimson Trace Laser on my Berreta 92 and like it very much. I am now shooting a Glock 34 for practice and a Glock 30 for concealed carry so I bought two more! This laser attached quickly and easily. The dot is bright. I am giving 4 instead of 5 stars because it makes an already wide gripped gun and bit wider and the lack of an on/off switch.

Pros:

cost
Ease of attachment

Cons:

Lack of on/off switch

Best Used for:

low light/night

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Crimson trace

by Legacy Reviewer, Verified Owner from TX, United States Written on February 8, 2013

Love it !Love it ! Love it ! Very reasonable price ! Highly recommend.
Pros: Grip activated, ease of installation, ease of adjustments
Cons: Added thickness to the grip

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Glock 30 laser grip

by Legacy Reviewer, from WA, United States Written on February 3, 2013

Good product after modification
Pros: Looks good, out of the way, very bright, easy to adjust
Cons: Does not fit snug to rear of grip allows laser to pivot easily on pin which changes elevation position. Made a wedge to put between laser and gun and works great now

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laser

by Legacy Reviewer, Verified Owner Written on April 5, 2012

Ease of use,well built,needs on off switch!
Pros: ease of use
Cons: wish it had a master on off switch

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Right on Target

by Legacy Reviewer, Verified Owner from MN, United States Written on January 22, 2012

I will not carry concealed without one of these lasers. I have them on four of my pistols and when it gets western out there I want to be wearing a laser sight!
Pros: Easy install and set up
Cons: Had to modify my holster

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A great add-on for your carry gun

by Legacy Reviewer, Verified Owner from PA, United States Written on July 30, 2011

The Crimson Trace Lasergrip provides you with a strong psychological deterrent to a would-be attacker. The highly visible red laser may help you get on target faster in a situation where you may find yourself opening fire on an assailant from the hip or any other scenario where you may not be using a proper two-handed combat grip. The Lasergrip should help boost your confidence that your shots will hit point of aim. Note: A weapon-mounted laser is not a substitute for proper shooting techniques. Before installation, make ABSOLUTELY SURE that your firearm is UNLOADED.
Pros: Easy to install, foolproof instructions. Strong psychological deterrant
Cons: A wee expensive, may require sighting in. Some shooters will think that a laser means they don't need to learn proper shooting techniques

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