Videos tagged with Crimson Trace Lightguard

This guide details the effective intermittent use of a weapon-mounted white light for tactical advantage. It emphasizes 'painting' areas with light, turning it off before moving, and activating it only when necessary, particularly when engaging targets from cover. The technique aims to maintain surprise and avoid revealing your position prematurely. The Crimson Trace Lightguard is highlighted for its passive activation feature.

This video showcases Crimson Trace's Lightguard and Laserguard accessories for polymer-framed pistols, focusing on their integration and functionality. The Lightguard offers 100 lumens of white light with instant activation via grip pressure. The Laserguard for Glock Gen 4 models provides both laser and light options, featuring a master switch for deactivation and an ergonomic design that enhances grip comfort with a palm swell and beaver tail, reducing slide bite. The accessories are designed for seamless integration and can fit within inside-the-waistband holsters.

This guide details the installation and adjustment of Crimson Trace Lightguard and Lasergrip systems for Smith & Wesson M&P pistols. It covers the process of replacing the factory backstrap with the integrated laser unit and attaching the weapon light. The guide emphasizes instinctive activation, user-adjustable zeroing for windage and elevation, and tactical advantages in low-light conditions. Instruction is provided by Iain Harrison from Crimson Trace, demonstrating professional installation and zeroing techniques.