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Colt CGL LaserMax AR-15 Grip with Laser

CGL 001462

 

Manufacturer description: Colt LaserMax Foregrip Laser is a powerful red laser. The Laser Max Colt CGL Foregrip Laser is built to last with durable fiber-reinforced nylon and the American Defense mounting system.  The Laser-Max Foregrip Colt CGL Laser Light is activated by a simple button that can be pressed for momentary activation or hands-free use.

  • Mounts quickly and securely to an AR-15, M-4, PDW, or other black rifle with Picatinny style rails

  • A vertical pistol grip 
  • A powerful 5mW red laser aiming device
  • An LED navigation light to illuminate obstacles
  • Durable American Defense mounting system. System can be reversed if desired
  • Activation Switch - half depressed for momentary activation, fully depress for hands-free use

Colt CGL LaserMax AR-15 Grip with Laser

Colt CGL LaserMax AR-15 Grip with Laser -2

In original Colt factory cardboard box

  Colt CGL LaserMax left side  Colt CGL LaserMax right side

Marketing graphic showing blue laser light

Marketing graphic showing blue laser light

Instruction sheet in original box -1  Instruction sheet in original box -2

Instruction sheet in original box


2010 Review of the Colt LaserMax

 

By David M. Fortier  (Rifleshooting Magazine) September 23, 2010

Along with a LE6940 I also had a chance to review Colt's new CGL Foregrip Laser, a joint project with LaserMax that's produced entirely here in the U.S. The unit projects a 635-nanometer red laser aiming sight in either constant or pulse modes. The pulse mode makes the laser quicker to acquire and increases battery life. The sight can hold alignment within 1/2 m.o.a. at 25 yards and sits in line with the bore. The CGL is also equipped with an LED navigation light (blue, white or red are offered).


Functions are activated via a rotating knob on the back of the unit. A push-button on the front provides either momentary or constant-on activation of the laser. Power is supplied by AA batteries that provide 30 hours (constant on) or 60 hours (pulsating) of run time. Mounting is accomplished by a side-lever that locks the unit onto a standard 1913 rail.
In testing I found the selector knob was easy to manipulate and the push-button activation switch simple to use. The grip itself fit my hand fairly well. However, I did not care for the trigger-like push-button activation switch. I don't normally grip a vertical fore grip in the same manner as I do a rifle's pistol grip.

 

 


 

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