Crimson Trace LG-344 Lasergrips

• Instinctive Activation: the front activation pad turns the laser on as the revolver is gripped normally, so the aiming reference appears without changing hand position or adding extra steps under stress.
• Lasergrips design: the laser is built into the grip itself, giving the Crimson Trace LG-344 Lasergrips a clean, revolver-specific fit that preserves handling while adding a visible aiming aid.
• User-adjustable windage and elevation: point of impact can be tuned to the revolver and load, which matters for practical defensive use and for keeping the laser aligned at realistic handgun distances.
• Rubber overmold construction: the rubber grip surface improves purchase and comfort, helping maintain control during recoil while also making extended carry and range sessions easier on the hand.
• Compact red laser output: the 633 nm red laser with a 0.50 MOA dot supports fast target indexing in low light and from unconventional shooting positions where iron-sight alignment is slower.

About the Lasergrips Series

Crimson Trace Lasergrips are designed as grip-integrated laser sights for handguns, combining an aiming laser with a form factor that stays close to the firearm’s original handling. Within the company’s laser-sight lineup, the series sits as a dedicated fit solution for shooters who want the laser built into the grip rather than attached to a rail or trigger guard. That approach is especially relevant on revolvers and classic handgun platforms where maintaining balance, holster compatibility, and natural pointing characteristics matters.

A defining feature of the series is Instinctive Activation, which places the pressure pad where the laser engages during a normal firing grip. In practice, this means the sighting aid is available as the handgun is presented, without searching for a separate switch. Lasergrips models are also known for platform-specific construction, often pairing a polymer grip frame with a rubber overmold or other grip-panel materials depending on the firearm. The result is a product family aimed at defensive carry, home protection, and field sidearms, where fast target reference and simple operation are more important than adding bulk or changing the shooter’s established grip.

About the Crimson Trace LG-344 Lasergrips

The Crimson Trace LG-344 Lasergrips are built for Ruger GP100 and Super Redhawk revolvers, including the Alaskan, and they suit shooters who want a grip-integrated laser for defensive use, backcountry carry, or general field use. Because the laser is housed within the grip, the revolver keeps a familiar profile while gaining a fast visual aiming reference that is useful in low light, from retention positions, or when a full sight picture is difficult to obtain.

The LG-344 uses front activation, so the laser engages as the revolver is gripped naturally. That matters on a heavy-use revolver because it keeps operation simple and immediate, especially when the handgun is drawn quickly or fired from awkward positions. The red Class 3R laser is paired with user-adjustable windage and elevation, allowing the point of aim to be matched to the revolver and intended load. Its stated 0.50 MOA dot size supports precise indexing at practical handgun distances rather than producing an oversized aiming point.

Mechanically, the grip combines a rubber overmold with a sturdy internal structure, giving the revolver a secure hold under recoil while preserving comfort. That makes sense on GP100 and Super Redhawk platforms, which are often chosen for powerful chamberings and outdoor carry. The integrated on/off switch adds direct control when needed, while the overall design keeps the laser protected within the grip rather than exposed as an external add-on.

About Crimson Trace

Crimson Trace was established in 1994 and built its name around firearm-mounted aiming systems. The company focuses on laser sights and firearm-mounted lights, with product families such as Lasergrips, Laserguard, Rail Master, and Lightguard covering a wide range of handgun and long-gun applications. A key part of its identity is Instinctive Activation, which uses pressure pads positioned to engage with a normal shooting grip rather than requiring a separate deliberate switch press.

Over time, Crimson Trace expanded beyond laser sights into related shooting optics, including riflescopes and rangefinders, while keeping its core emphasis on practical sighting and illumination tools for firearms. The company also operates a facility in Columbia, Missouri, United States, reflecting its continued presence in the American shooting-accessories market.

Main Features

• Product type: Handgun laser sight
• Compatibility: Pistols
• Material: Rubber
• Color: Black
• Modes: Laser Only
• Laser color: Red
• Laser wavelength: 633.00 nm
• Laser power: 5.00 mW
• Laser class: Class 3R
• Dot size: 0.50 MOA
• Windage and elevation adjustment: Yes
• Activation type: Instinctive - Front
• Activation location: Front Activation
• On/Off switch: Yes
• Auto turn-off: No
• Country of manufacture: China

Warranty

Crimson Trace covers the LG-344 with a 2-year warranty. This provides defined manufacturer support for defects and service issues within the stated warranty period.

In the Box

• LG-344 Lasergrips
• Installation guide
• Battery
• Adjustment screws
• Wrench