ArmaLaser TR10G Designed to fit SCCY CPX 1 CPX 2 CPX 3 DVG (does NOT fit Gen3 with RAIL) Super Bright Green Laser with GripTouch Activation

LOVE this Laser for my SCCY CPX1… I’ve had it for over 28 months, and the batteries are still STRONG.Definitely would buy this again…. I give it % shots in the air !!!!!

Reading some of the reviews I felt as though it would be an easy install, and, it was, kind’a…The two halves, the left and the right part of the trigger portion were slightly wonky, they (finally) went on fine, but I had to kind of ‘form it’ slightly, I didn’t really have a feeling that I was about to ‘break it’.I assumed that it would, ‘click together’, it doesn’t, or, mine didn’t, it just ‘slowly’ squeezed together, and when it is all screwed together, it’s normal looking and it feels good..I have to admit though, the instructions show to push the “left side” with all of the ‘stuff’ in it onto the trigger guard, as I was doing that I was VERY apprehensive and REALLY felt that I might snap something. I didn’t, but I would imagine that is a feeling that most will get when it comes to this part. I’m not going to say, “Don’t worry, you don’t have anything to worry about”, because I don’t know if that is a possibility or not. It might, it might not, I don’t know, and I haven’t read anything about that happening.I ‘think’ that the plastic is slightly forgiving, I mean, it’s not made from a brittle Styrene, but I do not not its snapping point either.If it was mentioned in their instructions that the plastic is not easy to break, I would imagine that would go a long way in easing people’s frustrations. Hint-hint…Anyway, once I got to the point where I felt it was either run home screaming and telling Mommy, or, man up, I was somewhere in-between, but I did it. I am a big boy!Overall, it wasn’t hard at all, it was a little tedious due to the feeling the plastic could break, but as far as instructions on how it all fits together, that part is very easy. It took me all of 5 minutes (if that) from start to finish, once I have it all laid out.Sighting it in is not anywhere as easy as it should be, being right-handed, and most of us are, I had to hold the gun with my LEFT hand and use the little-bitty, teeny-tiny, allen tool to adjust it. That might sound easy, but it’d be a LOT easier if the adjustments could be made on the opposite side. I know I can’t be the only one that felt this way. It’s not a deal breaker at all, it’s just a little thing that doesn’t make a lot of sense to have the controls backwards to the rest of the world. (Yes, all of you lefties, I know, you have to go by our rules, but still…)I should say, I used a 9mm bore-sighter to sight this in, so when I said that I had to use my left hand to hold the pistol, that’d be why. If a person was to use a vice, then place it in a vice and go to town, I have a vice, but opted to hand-hold instead.Still, the majority of the lasers that I own can either be placed on ‘either side’, or they are on the left-hand side.The GREEN beam is good, it’s a little large looking to me, I have several others (5?) on rifles that are thick, and thinner, so I guess they can vary.I sighted it inside of the house at approximately 20 feet or so, from a bedroom to my entryway. You know…? Where the fun ‘might happen.If this lasts, and is made well as in the laser itself, it’s very much worth the $150.00 spent, (on 12-22-20) It is supposed to be a lifesaver, and that is worth quite a bit. If you have a good trigger pull, with this laser you just aim it and pull the trigger, you don’t even have to use the sights, that is how I have practiced with my rifles, it works very well too.If it lasts, you won’t be disappointed, I don’t think.

Fits perfectly