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Just because something is legal to do doesn't mean it is the smart thing to do.
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https://palmettostatearmory.com/crim...-cts-1550.html

$69.99 instead of $229.99

CRIMSON TRACE ULTRA COMPACT OPEN REFLEX SIGHT FOR PISTOLS - CTS-1550 - RMSc mouting

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Day-um! Wish I had something to put it on.



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MSRP on Crimson Trace’s web page is $179.99, less than PSA’s $229.99 normal price.
 
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For $69, I will give it a shot. Not a fan of the battery being under the unit. I am planning to use it for a project: Using a 320 grip, I am going to try to build a dummy practice gun to develop proper red dot presentation habits.


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Don’t quote me, and for 69 bucks how can you really go wrong, but I seem to remember these getting panned pretty bad for some reason or another. I may be misremembering but I thought there was something wrong with these.

But like I said for 69 bucks you almost come out on top even if it only works as a GIANT ghost ring Smile


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I had one on my 365 for a year until I decided I liked the dot and went for a better one. Think I paid 135 and there was nothing wrong with it, just wanted a better one. I carried it at work, bashed it occasionally on door jambs (oops) and it never malfunctioned or shifted its POA. It still resides on a 22 for practice.
 
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I think the issue was the bottom was sealed with electrical tape so if it sees rain, it will eventually short out?



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Received mine yesterday. Its... all plastic!
And the bottom mounted battery is a press fit with no cover. No manual brightness or shutoff switches provided. To shut it down, you have to snap on a cover. Lots of mounting tools and the required screws included. 50K Hour battery life claimed. Nice bright dot. Very small footprint. My plan was to mount this to a plastic training (or 320 frame) gun and use it as a training tool for quickly presenting and locating the dot in an optic sighted pistol. It will work for that, provided I can find some teeny tiny wood screws that will bite into my plastic trainer gun slide. So thats $69 bucks worth, I guess.


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Crimson Trace largely makes and/or imports cheaply made junk. Maybe they've got some decent products or the guys that bought a set of grips that didn't die or loose zero will chime in, but there is a reason PSA is dumping these things this cheap.
 
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CheckEd the link now down to $59.
 
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