Introducing the Crimson Trace Defender Series

Published on January 23, 2013
Duration: 1:25

Crimson Trace introduces its new Defender Series of laser sights, specifically designed for new gun owners and concealed carry users. These sights are priced between $129 and $150 and are available for popular firearms like Glocks, Springfield XD/XDM, Ruger LCP, Smith & Wesson J-Frames, and Taurus 85s. A key differentiator is the push-button activation, contrasting with Crimson Trace's traditional instinctive activation.

Quick Summary

The Crimson Trace Defender Series offers affordable laser sights for new gun owners and concealed carry, priced between $129-$150. These sights feature ergonomic push-button activation, distinguishing them from Crimson Trace's traditional instinctive activation models, and are available for Glocks, Springfield XD/XDM, Ruger LCP, S&W J-Frames, and Taurus 85s.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Crimson Trace Defender Series
  2. 00:10Defender Series Launch and Target Audience
  3. 00:37Compatible Firearms for Defender Series
  4. 00:47Defender Series Pricing
  5. 00:52Defender Series vs. Other Crimson Trace Products: Activation
  6. 01:04Ergonomics of Push-Button Activation
  7. 01:18Availability and Launch Date

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Crimson Trace Defender Series?

The Crimson Trace Defender Series is a line of laser sights designed for new gun owners and concealed carry users, offering an introductory price point. They feature a push-button activation method and are compatible with various popular firearms.

How does the Defender Series activation differ from other Crimson Trace lasers?

Unlike most Crimson Trace laser sights that use instinctive activation, the Defender Series employs a push-button activation. This design is intended to be highly ergonomic, placed where the user's finger or thumb naturally rests.

What firearms are compatible with the Crimson Trace Defender Series?

The Defender Series is built for a range of firearms including all Glocks, Springfield XD and XDM models, the Ruger LCP, Smith & Wesson J-Frame revolvers, and Taurus 85 revolvers.

What is the price range for the Crimson Trace Defender Series?

The Crimson Trace Defender Series laser sights are priced between approximately $129 and $150, making them an accessible option for budget-conscious buyers.

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