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Crimson Trace Laserguard Green Laser Sight for Springfield Armory Tactical (5") Pistols - LG496G
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Crimson Trace Laserguard Green Laser Sight for Springfield Armory Tactical (5") Pistols - LG496G
$279.95
| SKU | 773381 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | LG496G |
| Brand | Crimson Trace |
| UPC | 610242007592 |
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Product Details
Details
- Series/Collection: Laserguard
- Dot Size: 0.5" at 50'
- Wrench Size: 0.05
- Activation Location: Front
- Laser Output: 5 mW (Green)
- Battery Type: (2) 2032
- Material: Polymer
- Finish: Polymer Grip with Rubber Overmold Activation Pad
- Color: Black
- For Use With: Springfield Armory XD MOD.2 Sub-Compact (3" or 3.3"), Service (4") and Tactical (5") Pistols
- Sighting: Factory Sighted at 50'
- Activation Mode: Pressure
- Battery Life: 2 hr
- Warranty: 3 years
- Wavelength: 515 to 532 nm
Features
The LG-496G Green Laserguard is a compact green laser sight for Springfield Armory's XD MOD.2 series pistols. Attached firmly to the trigger guard, the laser's slim profile matches that of the pistol, and features Crimson Trace's trademark Instinctive Activation. The laser sight is user-installed in minutes and is adjustable for windage and elevation.
Features:
- Trigger guard attachment
- Windage and elevation adjustable
- Master on/off switch
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