LaserLyte Side Mount Laser for Ruger LC9 and Kel-Tec PF9 (VIDEO)
LaserLyte is now making a side-mounted laser for the Ruger LC9 and Kel-Tec PF9, and it will be shipping to retailers starting next month. We really like side-mounted lasers because they make holster selection a whole lot easier. And these lasers won’t break the bank, either.
The LaserLyte operates on four 377 batteries, and they include a set of spares. The batteries have a running time of up to five hours, and up to ten in pulse mode.
They’re easy to install, they just use two pins holes on the guns; you push the LaserLyte’s pins through the gun and it’s on, no gunsmith required. And it’s of course fully-adjustable.
Specifications:
- Compatible with both the Ruger LC9 and the Kel-Tec PF9
- Power Output: 5mw
- Laser Module: 650nm
- Weight: .40 ounces/11.34g
- Length: 4.22 inches/107.20mm
- Width: .58 inches/14.74mm
- Height: .380 inches/9.71mm
Adding just a dozen grams of weight to your gun shouldn’t be noticeable, that’s less than what a cartridge weighs. But the best thing is probably the price: it has an MSRP of $110 and in the real world, that means around $80. This is a great addition to these conceal-carry pistols.
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