Ruger LCP and CrimsonTrace grip for P-3AT?

[WaltherWombat]

Does anyone know offhand if the Crimson Trace Lasergrip for the P-3AT will fit on a Ruger LCP?

 

[jon_in_wv]

I doubt it as the shape of the trigger guard on the LCP appears slightly different. It depends on how much tolerance there is in the CT laser. I suspect it is molded pretty close to the shape of the KT trigger guard or it wouldn't mount solidly.

 

[jocko]

agree

I don't think they will but CT should be able to change that without alot of difficulty..

 

[ewayte]

Michael Bane wrote in his blog that Crimson Trace does have plans for a laser for the LCP.

 

[jocko]

would think so

to be to the advantage of CT to make a laser for the lcp. It is probably going to be the biggest volume selling handgun to hit the market in years.

 

[TennVOL]

No. The LCP has pins in it that prevent it from using the P3AT laser. Per a phone conversation with a CTC rep.

 

[VWDoc2000]

I have contacted ArmALaser for my LCP. They tell me it will be ready in June. I have no clue about CT.

 

[jon_in_wv]

I have my LCP now and it performed flawlessly for its first trip to the range. I would love to try a laser on it. I'm leaning toward the armalaser because is doesn't add to the grip while the CT grip has the button on the grip. Either would be a neat addition.

 

[jgo296]

ive never seen that laser its kinna cool

 

[jon_in_wv]

From what I've read the Keltec models are quite good. I can't wait to try on my LCP.

 

[moooose102]

i think the c.t.'s are great, just a little on the pricey side for me.

 

[jon_in_wv]

Yeah. With either brand you are putting a 200 laser on a 250-300 dollar weapon. That may seem pricey but in comparison to a snubby with CT grips you are actually getting off quite cheap.

 

[archigos]

Crimson Trace Website: New Defender Series Lasergrips for the Ruger LCP Coming Soon
I'll be tempted to grab one, though the concept of spending 4/5 as much money on an accessory for a gun as I do on the gun itself kindof bothers me.

 

[jon_in_wv]

But if it puts rounds on target then the investment is of little consequence. Of course practice would be most important but to me I think the laser would give the little gun a lot more versatility as most of my carry is during night hours.