Crimson Trace LG385 Lasergrips 5mW Red Laser - 633nM, 50ft Range, Black Rubber for Taurus Small Frame Revolver

SKU:
115714555
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UPC:
610242003853
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MPN:
LG385
$285.95
$359.99
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Firearm Make Fit:
Taurus
Finish-Color:
Black
Firearm Fit:
Taurus Small Frame
Dot Size:
.50" @ 50 yds
Mount Type:
Grip Replacement
Battery Size:
CR2032
Weight:
<1 oz
Laser Color:
Red
Wavelength:
633nM
Range:
50 ft
Power:
5mW
Power Switch:
Pressure Pad
Adjustments:
Windage & Elevation

The Crimson Trace LG385 Lasergrips are a direct grip replacement that transforms your Taurus small frame revolver into a faster, more accurate defensive or range tool. Unlike bulky rail-mounted lasers, these Lasergrips integrate a 5mW red laser directly into ergonomic grips, letting you keep your shooting hand in its natural position while sighting with the laser. They're ideal for shooters who want improved target acquisition without modifying their gun's profile—especially in low-light defensive scenarios or when precision matters at typical handgun distances.

Installation is straightforward: simply swap your factory grips for the LG385 and you're ready to shoot. The polymer-and-rubber combination grip material provides a secure, comfortable hold, and a front-mounted pressure activation switch means your thumb naturally controls the laser without breaking your grip. Factory-sighted at 50 feet, the approximately 0.5-inch dot gives you a tight aiming point at common engagement ranges, and user-adjustable windage and elevation let you fine-tune zero to your specific setup and ammunition.

Two #2032 batteries power the laser for over four hours of continuous use—or rely on the master on/off switch to conserve power between range sessions and carrying. The red 633nm wavelength is reliable, proven, and visible in bright daylight and dim indoor lighting, making these grips equally suited to home defense practice or target shooting. Backed by a three-year warranty, they're a practical upgrade for revolver shooters who want faster sight picture and better accuracy without unnecessary complexity.

Key Features

  • Direct grip replacement for Taurus small frame revolvers—no gunsmithing required
  • Integrated 5mW red laser (633nm) with approximately 0.5-inch dot at 50 feet
  • Pressure-activated, front-mounted switch for intuitive thumb operation
  • User-adjustable windage and elevation for custom zero
  • Polymer-and-rubber overmold grip delivers secure, comfortable hold
  • Factory-sighted at 50 feet—ready to shoot out of the box
  • Dual #2032 battery system runs over four hours on a charge
  • Master on/off switch extends battery life during storage and transport
  • Three-year full warranty from Crimson Trace

Specifications

Laser Output5mW red laser
Laser Wavelength633nm
Dot Size at 50 FeetApprox. 0.5 inch diameter
Sighting DistanceFactory sighted at 50 feet
Activation MethodPressure-activated (front-mounted switch)
Battery TypeTwo #2032 coin cells
Battery LifeOver four hours continuous use
Grip MaterialPolymer and rubber combination with rubber overmold
Windage/ElevationUser-adjustable
ColorBlack
InstallationUser-installed grip replacement
WarrantyThree-year full warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the Crimson Trace LG385 Lasergrips fit my Taurus revolver?

The LG385 is specifically designed for Taurus small frame revolvers. Confirm your revolver's frame size matches this specification before ordering.

How do I adjust the laser to my point of aim?

The LG385 comes factory-sighted at 50 feet, but features user-adjustable windage and elevation so you can dial in your zero to match your particular gun and ammunition.

How long do the batteries last, and what type are they?

The grips use two #2032 coin cell batteries, which provide over four hours of continuous laser operation. A master on/off switch helps conserve battery power when the gun is not in use.

Can I see the laser dot in bright daylight?

The 5mW red laser at 633nm is visible in most lighting conditions, including daylight. Visibility is best in shaded or indoor environments; at extended ranges or in direct sunlight, the dot may be harder to detect.