ArmyCop

Concerning my inquiry as to what gun(s) are on their list for their next model rear sight laser to be fitted for:

Thank you for your e-mail. We will be expanding the Rear Sight line, the next model will be for the Springfield Armory XD and XDM. It has not been decided as to which models will be added next or a time table, but we are keeping a record of all requests for the Rear Sight Laser for future reference. I have added yours to the list. When a new product is available it will be added to our website LaserLyte : Rear Sight Laser RL-1 please keep an eye out for up-coming new products.

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Matthew 6 Seek ye therefore first the kingdom of God, and his justice, and all these things shall be added unto you.

10thmtn

I question the durability of a laser that reciprocates violently back and forth with the slide every shot. Plus, you need to manually turn it on. I do like that they have no impact on holster selection.

For now, I'll stick with the Crimson Trace line of lasers. I've also used the internal Lasermax and the Armalaser. CT is the best, in my experience...though they can impact your holster selection.

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The People ARE the Militia, and have a DUTY (not just a right) to be both armed and proficient in the use of said arms.
Ex-Army officer; Hurricane Andrew Relief, FL, 1992; Operation Restore Hope, Somalia, 1993
NRA Life Member; Range Safety Officer
Glock 26, CT Laserguard, Smartcarry

ArmyCop

Well, Lasermax is a favorite of several of my LEO friends in their Glocks. Replaces the guide rod and has to be manually activated for use. In it's position it has to be subjected to some violent recoil too - but I haven't read about it having any problems.

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Matthew 6 Seek ye therefore first the kingdom of God, and his justice, and all these things shall be added unto you.

10thmtn

I had a Lasermax in my Glock 19 - at the time I bought it they were the only laser option for Glocks. It worked well, other than accidentally turning itself on in my Smartcarry and draining the batteries (a call to them and a shorter switch fixed that).

The guide rod is subject to vibration, but not the violent back-and-forth that the slide is.

I sold mine and got Crimson Trace, mostly because it comes on just by gripping the pistol normally. In a defensive encounter, I doubt I will have time to switch it on manually. Same reason I don't like manual safeties.

Just my experience.

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The People ARE the Militia, and have a DUTY (not just a right) to be both armed and proficient in the use of said arms.
Ex-Army officer; Hurricane Andrew Relief, FL, 1992; Operation Restore Hope, Somalia, 1993
NRA Life Member; Range Safety Officer
Glock 26, CT Laserguard, Smartcarry