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Why customers choose this item
✓Fits S&W K L N frame square
✓Red laser sight
✓Front activation switch
✓Factory sighted at 50 ft
✓Polymer grip construction
✓Windage elevation adjustable
Product highlights
Red laser grip for Smith & Wesson K, L, N-Frame square butt revolvers
Front activated pressure switch enables instinctive laser engagement
Factory sighted at 50 feet for immediate aiming reference
Dot size approximately 0.5 inch at 50 feet distance
Hard polymer construction ensures secure grip for large caliber revolvers
Black finish integrates with revolver frame and ergonomic design
Product description
The Crimson Trace Corporation LG-207 Hi-Brite Lasergrips for S&W K L N Frame Square Butt is a laser grip designed for aiming support on compatible revolvers. This LaserGrip includes a pressure-activated red laser factory sighted at 50 feet with an approximate 0.5 inch dot diameter for consistent targeting reference.
The Crimson Trace Corporation LG-207 Hi-Brite Lasergrips use a hard polymer construction to provide structural support for large frame revolvers. This model fits Smith & Wesson K, L, and N frame square butt revolvers and incorporates a front activation switch for instinctive engagement. The unit is finished in black and classified as a laser sight accessory. In practical use, the LaserGrip installs in place of standard grips and supports range use or field carry. The integrated design combines grip structure with laser alignment adjustment while maintaining compatibility with the revolver frame.
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