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LaserMax UPC 798816543261 MPN LMS2261G

LaserMax LMS2261G Green Sig Sauer Guide Rod Laser Black Sig Sauer 226

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Designed specifically for use in Sig Sauer P226 pistols chambered in 9mm, the LMS-2261G replaces Sig Sauer’s factory spring guide assembly with a high intensity green laser sighting system for advanced target acquisition. Easily user installed without the need for gunsmithing or special tools, the Guide Rod Laser is constructed with rugged, precision components including aircraft-grade aluminum and genuine Wolff springs.

Specifications

UPC

798816543261

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

LMS2261G

Dot Size

0.63" at 20 Yards

Mount Type

Guide Rod Assembly

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