Crimson Trace Expands Master Series Lasergrip Options

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posted on March 8, 2012
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Crimson Trace announced the expansion of its Master Series line of premium Lasergrips, to include models for both the government and compact 1911, in green & black G10 composite.

These premium quality grips enhance the esthetics of the venerable 1911 platform, while adding the decisive advantage of Crimson Trace's award-winning laser sights. Incorporating the company's patented instinctive activation, the G10 grips feature aggressive checkering and are available now via Crimson Trace's regular dealer network at an MSRP of $399.

Sighted in at the factory at 50 yards, Master Series grips are user-adjustable for windage and elevation and feature the most powerful laser available by law. Through the use of an ultra-compact diode module and inspired design, the Master Series is compatible with any ambidextrous safety on the market and features a new master on/off switch.

Master Series grips are individually machined on precise CNC machines and then hand assembled in Crimson Trace's state of the art facility in Oregon. "After the amazing success of the Master Series Lasergrips in their original colors, our customers began asking for additional options to compliment the different finishes of their custom 1911's," said Kent Thomas, Marketing Director for Crimson Trace. "These new Lasergrips offer the perfect solution to anyone looking to dress up their pistol with the best low-light aiming solution on the market."

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