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Got the Crimson Trace grips today...cool... cant wait to get to the range Saturday and sight in the laser!:mrgreen:
Congrats on the purchase! :)
-Jeff-
Thanks for the picts. Just purchased the M&P .40 and found the CT grips. Do you just take off the back of the interchangeable grips and replace it with the CT?
very nice, i may have to make this my second in the arsenal...
That's it. The CT grips are approximately the same size as the medium back strap. They are slightly wider because of the batteries. I was bouncing between the small and medium back straps, but actually found the CT more comfortable than either one.Quote:
Originally Posted by dagored
looks good! what did the CT run, around 350?
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Originally Posted by HowardCohodas
The best prices I've found are from Shooters Resource. I've purchased two from them, one for my M&P 45fs and one for my LCP.Quote:
Originally Posted by xd9atl
MSRP: $329.00
Shooters Resource: $239.95 (includes shipping)
http://www.shooters-resource.com/category/SW.html
If your are an NRA certified instructor, you can get great prices from Crimson Trace directly.
i wonder how shooters resource can sell them for so much cheaper....
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Originally Posted by HowardCohodas
They started with Crimson Trace before Crimson Trace set up their distributor network and were permitted to continue their direct relationship. We get the benefit. I am completely satisfied with them as a supplier and would buy from them again.Quote:
Originally Posted by xd9atl
always good to have a relationship like that...my only worries about the CT for me is i am a lefty shooter, and idk if my right hand would cover the laser, especially since i am new to shooting, my right hand is always on
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Originally Posted by HowardCohodas
Some lefties adjust quite easily. Some do not. Try to find a retailer or shooting range that has one for you to try. You may find out that as a new shooter you have not yet picked up habits that might interfere with successful use.Quote:
Originally Posted by xd9atl
good point. idk, the few ranges i have been to dont have much of anything. only rent Glocks and dont have any inventory....kinda sad
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Originally Posted by HowardCohodas
I should have mentioned that one good way to try stuff out is go to shooting events. You'll find a lot of people willing to let you shoot their guns.Quote:
Originally Posted by xd9atl
yeh, thats a good point. there is a show this weekend back home, but i was just there so idk, i may go
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Originally Posted by HowardCohodas