ArmaLaserTR2G Designed to fit Ruger LCP Super-Bright Green Laser Sight with GripTouch Activation [NOT for LCP 2, MAX OR LC9]

Great addition to my LCP. Anyone who has one of these tiny little pocket pistols should consider putting one of these trigger guard lasers on it. This laser takes the guess work out of shot placement, which is very important with a small caliber round like the 380 ACP. The green laser is 10X better than the red laser, I know because I had one for over a decade. This laser is easy to install and fits perfectly. Thanks ArmaLaser for a great product. Highly recommend.

This laser is great, however the company is even better! We ordered this model however it was the wrong model for what firearm we had. We were going to return it but since we had contacted the seller and they were super awesome to work with we got with them again and they exchanged this laser for the model we actually needed. They were amazing to work with and one of the best small businesses out there! Fast, responsive, and they even added extra goodies in the package which was above and beyond! Highly recommend!

The laser fit perfectly on my Ruger LCP .380It performs as advertised and is bright. Haven't shot with it yet so can't rate it's accuracy.

15-years ago when I purchased my LCP, I also purchased an Arma-Laser "Instant-On tactical laser." It was a clunky design and an absolute bitch to put on and take off; it fastened to your gun with little "S" brackets. I took it off my gun two weeks later and never re-installed it. Fast-forward 15 years to last week when I decided to try/order a laser again. I was skeptical after my last experience, but gave Arma-Laser another shot (pun intended.) This TR Series went together so smoothly, and looks so sharp it's hard to believe it's from the same company that created the Instant-On. What a difference a decade and a half of refinements can accomplish!! Hats off to you folks at Arma-Laser. Can't wait to go shoot it Saturday..

Easy to install, easy to zero and so far reliable. It's auto-on when you grip the pistol and the top of your middle finger (yes that one) touches 2 contact strips on the bottom of the laser. That's where that finger should be anyhow so it works just fine. When you fire the recoil may break that contact briefly and the Laser goes off. Not a flaw just the way it works.A bigger problem is if you're wearing gloves the laser won't turn on - no contact. Any conductor seems to work. I tried a touch screen pen and a piece of insulated wire and both worked. So there's probably a work around. I'll think on it.

It’s not horrible, but definitely not worth the amount being charged. It feels extremely cheap. The battery cover feel like it could break very easily. The button to turn it on and switch laser modes feels cheap. And figuring it out how to get it to turn off so it doesn’t activate with the touch sensor was a nightmare. At nearly $150, the entire unit should be alloy with a waterproof sealed button, and a USB-C port with a rechargeable battery instead of using a disposable battery that is not conventional.If it was around the $50 mark, it would make more sense. I’m going to keep it, because if I take it off, I have to take EVERYTHING off of my LCP to take it off. But I thought I let everyone know what they’re getting with this. It’s way overpriced.

Get this rather than the Viridian Reactor 5. While bulkier, it also has an easier to use operating function.

I purchased this as a gift for my father. He was incredibly happy and was impressed by the brightness. The light is activated immediately and without fault. Many studies show that the green is more visible both night and day increasing accuracy and speed. I plan on purchasing one myself.