Crimson Trace Laser Grip LG-431 Ruger LCP Polymer Pistol LG431
Front Activation Fits Models:     Ruger LCP Polymer Pistol

Crimson Trace laser sights and Ruger make for a classic match

The first firearm ever created by the estimable Bill Ruger was a Standard .22 pistol with a 1949 pedigree. The goal back then was to build guns to be simple, reliable and affordable. That same goal still holds currency today, as exemplified by the many Ruger handguns we make laser sights for.

Easy Aim For Ruger's Hot New Polymer

The new LG-431 Lasergrips are set to be an essential tool for Ruger LCP owners as they become proficient with this tiny polymer pistol.  The instinctive front-activation button means shooters grab the gun with their normal shooting grip and the laser will be instantly projected wherever the gun is aimed.  This "instinctive activation" provides immediate feedback and and gives shooters confidence their shots will hit their target.

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Technical Specs

Installing Lasergrips is quick and easy, and requires no special tools. Below are general instructions covering most models of Lasergrips and guns. Please consult your Owner’s Manual for specific instructions covering your Lasergrip model.

1. Check both visually and by feel to make sure your gun is unloaded.
2. Check again.
3. Unscrew mounting hardware on existing grips and set aside. Remove factory grips.

   

4. Grasp Lasergrips and carefully install batteries with flat or “ ” side up. Try not to twist or crush un-mounted Lasergrips as you can damage the internal electronic parts.

   

5. Install dust shield (if provided) between Lasergrips and firearm frame.

   

6. For rubber overmold style Lasergrips, install laser side of Lasergrip first, then wrap other side around frontstrap and install.
   
   For hard polymer style Lasergrips, place both sides on pistol frame and connect together through the frame.
   
   Note: Some handguns have external fire control mechanisms such as safeties or slide locks that the Lasergrips need to fit closely around. If your gun has these parts, be sure to install this side first or you may have difficulty fitting your Lasergrips around these parts.)
7. Securely tighten all grip screws

Give Yourself the Edge on Accuracy

- Traditional combat grip design for comfort & recoil control
- Slightly smaller than standard combat grips for conceal carry use
- Dramatically improves accuracy on this short sight radius revolver
- Fine, smooth checkering for effortless draw
- Fully adjustable for windage and elevation
- Master on/off switch for system over-ride
- Easily activated by left or right handed shooters

Why Choose Lasergrips?

Whether you own a handgun for self-defense, law enforcement, or recreation, a well-designed laser sight will dramatically speed target acquisition and improve your accuracy... especially under the toughest conditions.

Lasergrips give you:
Instinctive Activation
Just grip your gun naturally and the laser comes on. No on/off switch to find. No extra button to push. No fumbling when seconds count.

Lightening Fast Target acquisition

You'll shoot faster and more precisely than you ever thought possible with a handgun. Lasergrips clear, bright, long-lasting laser beam puts you on target at the speed of light.

Repeatable Pinpoint Accuracy

Tack-driving accuracy time after time. The laser adjusts easily and holds point of aim through thousands of rounds of fire.

Enhanced Field of Vision

Now you can confidently focus on the target instead of the gun-our natural reaction whenever we're under pressure.

A Proven Powerful Deterrent

The powerful presence of Lasergrips in self defense and law enforcement encounters has frequently de-escalated the threat and eliminated the need to shoot.

At Crimson Trace, we believe you should always be able to sight and shoot a handgun without a laser. This new technology was never meant to replace your fixed sights, but to supplement them in difficult situations-like firing on the move or from awkward positions, defending yourself in close quarters, aiming in low light where iron sights are difficult to see, and any time that you're under stress. Under these kinds of conditions, our natural and automatic reaction is to focus on the threat, not the gun-sights