Best Light/Laser for Glock | Review | Crimson Trace Laser Guard Pro | Tactical Rifleman

Published on July 13, 2018
Duration: 9:59

This review covers the Crimson Trace Laser Guard Pro, a light and green laser combo designed for subcompact Glocks like the G42 and G43. It offers 150 lumens of light and multiple modes, addressing the challenge of mounting standard lights on smaller frames. The review highlights its utility as a training aid for instructors and its tactical application for shooting from unconventional positions, noting custom Blade-Tech holster compatibility.

Quick Summary

The Crimson Trace Laser Guard Pro is a compact light and green laser system designed for subcompact Glocks like the G42 and G43. It provides 150 lumens of light and features multiple modes, addressing the need for accessories on smaller pistol frames.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Crimson Trace Laser Guard Pro for Glock
  2. 00:25Weapon Mounted Lights: Necessity & Options
  3. 01:43Glock 42 & 43 Challenges with Lights
  4. 03:12Laser Guard Pro Features: Light & Green Laser
  5. 05:10Holster Compatibility: Blade-Tech Partnership
  6. 06:08Laser as a Training Aid for Instructors
  7. 07:43Tactical Applications: Non-Standard Positions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Crimson Trace Laser Guard Pro for Glocks?

The Laser Guard Pro offers a 150-lumen LED light and a green laser. It includes four modes: laser and light combined, light only, laser only, and laser with strobe. It also features a front-strap activation and a master on/off switch.

Why is the Laser Guard Pro ideal for Glock 42 and 43 models?

Subcompact Glocks like the G42 and G43 are too small for standard weapon lights. The Laser Guard Pro is specifically designed to fit these smaller frames, providing essential illumination and aiming capability.

Does the Laser Guard Pro come with a holster?

Crimson Trace partnered with Blade-Tech to develop custom inside-the-waistband holsters specifically designed for the Glock 42 and 43 when equipped with the Laser Guard Pro.

How can the green laser on the Laser Guard Pro be used for training?

The visible green laser is an excellent training tool. Instructors can use it to observe and correct a student's trigger pull, specifically identifying any 'flinch' or unintended movement during the shot process.

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