There is a huge disparity in the price of this vs the Crimson Trace, which begs the question: how durable is this thing?
1440040
I have had no problems with it at all, it's very dependable, it stays right on site. I use it from 15 to 20 ft, and I am very comfortable with it. I recommend it highly..
1440041
had it for 2 month, so far no problems, seems durable, snug fit, no adjustment problems, easy to sight in. the only thing I am missing compared to some others I have is the switch. This one has a push button that can be pushed from either side where the middle position is off, my others have a push once on, push one more time off. I accidentally turned this one on while in the holster, hence battery is out and you need to dissassemble and sight in again for battery change.
1440042
I have only fired a couple of clips through mine since adding the laser but it looks to be holding up great. Seems to stay on target so no problems yet. But again, I have not fired it much.
1440043
Depends...If you want the laser to come on when you pull the firearm,then buy crimson trace.If you would like to turn it on when you need or want it,then buy lasermax.Both are top quality parts.
1440044
I've never used the Crimson trace, but I am satisfied with the laser max. I've put 500 rounds through the lc9 and the laser hasn't needed repositioning. It's accurate for my purposes (5-12 yards). Maybe the CT has other features or ergonomics, but I don't feel like I'm missing anything.
1440045
I have an lc9s with an after market Laser Max. I mounted it, adjusted it's sighting/point of aim. I have used it for over 6mo. Well over 200 rounds and in and out of holster every day during my muscle memory development practice. It has shown no movement of POA. No loosening nor any malfunctions. I think it is a very reliable, more than adequate and obviously great price value relative to other lasers. The red at defensive distances is good day and night. I live in very cold winter and very hot summer climate and the green lasers don't do well in these extremes at our out door range, something to think about in choosing Red over Green beam. Hope this helps and you enjoy the advantage of a laser. John B. Idaho, CWO4, USN/USMC Ret.
689149
I honestly don't know, I have stainless finish and with everyday carry I don't have any scratches or marks. So far I really like the holster.
1306844
Yes, it's very durable. Contact me at ktucker@cobbtechnologies.com for more details.
1894900
I have no idea why the price difference. I have used mine quite a lot ,no signs of wear yet. I would say it is well made . Hope this helps you.
710446
I wouldn't trust thing with anything more than a small speedlite. It's fallen apart on me multiple times and there are much better options for only around $10-$15 more. Impact is a good brand to look at.
87282
I've had mine for a year and it still looks like the day if arrived. No rust or flaws of any kind and it's been in use very often, at least every other day. How could anyone advise against the best value & bargain of the year? It's a no brainer, get it.
2248418
Can't speak on the overall longevity as I'fe only had mine since September. I have used it almost everyday since then and it's still like brand new.
136077
fits with a lasermax but not sure the crimson trace would fit in this case. the lasermax is slim and is a tight fit.
2067612
No crimson trace doesnt make any products for the SR22. I also own an SR22 i love I dont have a laser on it
1931378
I've been using my BK 2709B in my repair business for two years and It has performed flawlessly. It's accuracy is on target so I highly recommend it. As for durability, I own two fluke meters that the LCD screen no longer shows all the segments. The cost of repairing the fluke is more than the cost of the BK 2709B!
1955933
I have owned and used the Kingtuk with my Glock for over 6 months now, and no scratches anywhere so far. It really is the most comfortable CC I own and wear daily. I could be the only one, however. Hope you get other answers you can compare with mine. Good luck.
1641466
Without a doubt. I've used for many rounds. I can't detect any damage whatsoever. The plastic or polymer they are made of seems to withstand a lot. Construction in my mind is top notch; the clip is holding strong, and it does not seem like anything will catch or tear off.
1566172
I actually bought this mp to add to my mechanical pencil collection. I now have about eight mps, all different. Therefore, I could not provide any info regarding its durability. I can say that this is a beautiful, finely crafted instrument. It may be the best in terms of appearance. I really don't think you would go wrong if you selected this one. Best of luck!!
468904
Ive never used PRO, but love my M4s. Used it during two combat tours in Iraq with 82nd Airborne. The M4s are nearly indestructible. Jumping out of airplanes, falls, drops... never once did it lose its zero. I stayed with the M4s for its proven reliability and durability.
454482
I've had mine since October 2014, since then no issues. On par with a regular firearm as far as production quality and materials. Of you haven't had one on ten years, i suggest getting a 1377 one more time. I think the production is asset it's highest level.
1879576
I've put about 4,000 rounds through mine and its still looks new a lil discolored but functions the same as the day they came. They're worth the money.
1757418
The first one I bought did that very thing. The company replaced it quickly and the 2nd one has held up well...it's been about a year. I don't know that it's worth $65...I like the weight and the feel...reminds me of my grandfather.