Crimson Trace LG431 Laserguard 5mW Red Laser, 633nm Wavelength, Black Finish for Ruger LCP (Excludes LCP II)

SKU:
115670469
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UPC:
610242000388
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MPN:
LG431
$186.95
$239.99
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Firearm Make Fit:
Ruger
Finish-Color:
Black
Firearm Fit:
Ruger LCP
Dot Size:
.50" @ 50 ft
Mount Type:
Trigger Guard
Battery Size:
1/3N
Weight:
<1 oz
Laser Color:
Red
Wavelength:
633nM
Range:
50 ft
Power:
5mW
Power Switch:
Pressure Pad
Adjustments:
Windage & Elevation

The Crimson Trace LG431 Laserguard is a compact red laser sight engineered specifically for the Ruger LCP, designed to give defensive shooters an aiming tool that activates the moment you grip the gun naturally. Unlike mounted optics or add-ons that require conscious activation, the LG431 mounts directly to the trigger guard and springs to life with instinctive front activation—your hand position triggers the laser automatically. This means faster target acquisition in high-stress situations, without fumbling for switches or buttons.

The laser projects a tight 0.5-inch red dot at 50 feet, powered by a 5mW red laser operating at 633nm wavelength. Factory-sighted at 50 feet, it's ready to use out of the box and works in conjunction with your LCP's iron sights for layered aiming options. The black finish integrates cleanly with the pistol's profile, maintaining the gun's concealability and comfort in appendix or waistband carry. Because the laser attaches to the trigger guard rather than the slide or frame, it doesn't interfere with your holster fit or require you to source adapter mounts.

The LG431 has been a staple in the Crimson Trace lineup for defensive pistol users who prioritize speed and simplicity over complexity. If you run an LCP as an EDC gun or backup, this laser adds a force multiplier that works in daylight or low light—no batteries to check before each range trip, just the natural pointing geometry of your grip doing the work. Note: This model is designed for the original Ruger LCP and does not fit the LCP II; compatibility matters when adding sights to a carry gun you depend on.