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Why customers choose this item
✓Fits S&W J frame round butt
✓Red laser sight
✓Front activation switch
✓Rubber overmold grip
✓Factory sighted at 50 ft
✓Windage elevation adjustable
Product highlights
Red laser grip for Smith & Wesson J-Frame round butt revolvers
Front activated pressure switch provides instinctive laser engagement
Factory sighted at 50 feet for precise aiming
Dot size approximately 0.5 inch at 50 feet distance
Rubber overmold over polymer base for enhanced grip and recoil management
Black finish complements revolver aesthetics and tactical use
Product description
The Crimson Trace Corporation LG-305 Hi-Brite Lasergrips for S&W J Frame Round Butt is a laser grip designed for aiming support on compatible revolvers. This LaserGrip features a pressure-activated red laser that is factory sighted at 50 feet and produces an approximate 0.5 inch dot for visual alignment.
The Crimson Trace Corporation LG-305 Hi-Brite Lasergrips utilize a rubber overmold layered over a polymer base to provide grip coverage and structure. This model fits Smith & Wesson J frame round butt revolvers and includes a front activation switch positioned for natural engagement. The unit has a black finish and extended grip length compared to similar variants. In standard configurations, the LaserGrip replaces factory grips and is used for field carry or range use. The design integrates recoil-absorbing material with a laser aiming module and adjustable sighting interface.
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