Crimson Trace Request

[Lon]

Beretta 92 compact

[Chuck Haggard]

Paul Gomez tried to get them to make a hip clip/barami type laser grip years ago, I think. That's what I put on the form, for a J-frame.

And that would be an awesome idea

[Chuck Haggard]

I guess you must shoot with a variety of "high thumb" grip?

My natural revolver grip with my left hand has my thumb down lower, and lets my thumb sometimes get in the way of the laser beam.
(I don't often carry a J-frame, but when I do, it's as a single sidearm rather than as a BUG.)

With J frames I have too much hand, not enough gun, I have to use the same grip Jerry Miculek uses on a J frame, just left handed, and with my left thumb on top of the laser housing as a thumb rest. When shooting one handed I just leave the left hand in that same grip position.

http://www.shootingusa.com/PRO_TIPS/.../miculek2.html

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I'd love for them to simply make a 405 that doesn't crack the rubber in a couple of years and trash the rather expensive part. I even have a design change in mind to fix the problem.

Cracking?? Seriously...grrr I just bought a pair. If flexing is the problem what if the inside of the grip was filled like with silicone. I really don't care about shock absorption, I just wanted a deeper front to back grip with a laser.

[Chuck Haggard]

Cracking?? Seriously...grrr I just bought a pair. If flexing is the problem what if the inside of the grip was filled like with silicone. I really don't care about shock absorption, I just wanted a deeper front to back grip with a laser.

Yes, the rubber in that little recoil absorbing area they build into that grip tends to crack away from the hard plastic portion.

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They sell two part molding rubber that's pourable. That might take care of the flexing problem. Or silicone caulk. Fill the grip put it on the revolver and let it cure.

Yes, the rubber in that little recoil absorbing area they build into that grip tends to crack away from the hard plastic portion.

[Chuck Whitlock]

I want a marriage of the Light/Laserguard with the Railmaster Pro: a light/laser combo with the activation button in the same place as a DG switch.