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New Crimson Trace Products for 2013
One of the first booths we hit at SHOT Show 2013 Media Day at the Range was Crimson Trace Corporation. CTC’s Media Relations Manager Iain Harrison showed us a few of their new-for-2013 products. It was so cold, my pen did not write, but the lasers fired up just fine. Green laser! There I said it. Crimson Trace, ironically, is now in the green laser business. Several models are now available, with more variation in the manufacturing pipeline. CTC’s green lasers will come in trigger guard, rail-mounted, backstrap-mounted, and grip replacement systems. Mr. Harrison showed us a currently available CMR-203, which fits pistols wearing M1913/Picatinny or Weaver rails. Ours was … Continue reading
Police Back-Up Revolver
Predominantly, I carry a back-up revolver on duty. I have tried auto-pistols in calibers ranging from .380 ACP up to .40 S&W cal. None of them quite fit my criteria is several ways. Of the autos I own or have tested, the .380’s always seemed too small (in the hand) and a .40 was too much gun (a brick on the ankle). I want something concealed carry size, but one on which I can find sure purchase. Grip size and carry considerations are at the forefront of my personal selection process. Besides these, I am concerned about the functioning of a semi-automatic in a truly close quarters fight. Revolvers fire … Continue reading
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Tagged BUG, Crimson Trace, Police Back-Up Gun, S&W 442, Secondary Weapon, Smith & Wesson
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