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Crimson Trace: red dot sights, laser sights and lights, plus a 60% off outlet

Crimson Trace sells laser sights, red dot sights and tactical lights direct, and its outlet currently has 60% off older Laserguard and Lasergrips models.

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Crimson Trace makes firearm optics and accessories: laser sights, tactical lights, electronic sights such as red dots, riflescopes and rangefinders. Its own site sells the full range direct, with product pages that list exactly which handgun, rifle or shotgun each sight is made for. There's also a Complete Focus section with how-to guides and a reticle guide, plus a store locator if you'd rather buy from a local dealer.

It suits gun owners who want a sight or light that's built for a specific model rather than a universal mount, and shooters looking to add a red dot to an optics-ready pistol. Always check local laws and the fit list before ordering.

What's worth a look

Here are six products from the current range and the outlet, all showing as in stock when we checked.

The newest line is the CT RAD family of red dot sights. The CT RAD MICRO (Red) is made for compact and subcompact pistols, with a 3 MOA dot, an ambient light sensor that adjusts brightness automatically, 7075 aluminum construction and a rated 20,000-hour battery life. The full-size CT RAD (Red) is built for optics-ready full-frame pistols, with eight daylight and two night vision brightness settings and an IPX7 waterproof rating.

For rifles, the CMR-301 Rail Master Pro combines a green laser with a 1,000-lumen light, mounts on Picatinny or M-LOK and comes with a rechargeable battery. If you just want a light you can keep in a bag or glovebox, the CWL-300 Handheld Tactical Light has 200-lumen high and 50-lumen low modes and runs on a CR123 battery.

The outlet is where the biggest savings are. The LL-808G Green Laserguard Pro for the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield .45 ACP pairs a green laser with a 150-lumen light, and it's marked down from $362.99 to $145.20. The red LG-485 Laserguard for the same pistol is down from $219.99 to $88.00. Most other outlet items say "See price in cart", so add one to your cart to check the discounted price before you decide.

Current offers

  • 60% off all outlet items, as shown in the banner across the site.
  • Sign up to the Crimson Trace email list for 10% off your next order.

How to save more

  • Check the outlet first. It's mostly older Laserguard and Lasergrips models made for specific pistols, so if yours is on the list, the discount is large.
  • Use the email sign-up discount on full-price items such as the new CT RAD sights, since outlet items already carry their own markdown.
  • Read the fit list and footprint details on each product page before ordering. The CT RAD MICRO, for example, uses the CT micro footprint and is also compatible with Shield RMS and JPoint.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 4 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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