LaserLyte Anyone?

**PA1936MN** · April 30th, 2012, 08:48 AM

Anyone with first hand experience with LaserLyte products? Possibly specifically with their Laser sight for the Kel-TEC PF9?

http://www.laserlyte.com/products/ck-amf9

Also if attached would it impede removal from say the Crossbreed brand of IWB holster or even the Comp-TAC line of holsters? I know they make specific ones for the Crimson Trace laser, but I'm not looking into that laser setup.

**Valorius** · April 30th, 2012, 11:39 AM

I've used a couple Laserlyte products. They're good quality. The activation buttons tend to be too small though...which is total nonsense in a life saving tool.

The Crimson trace pressure activated laserguard is far superior (to almost every laser on the market).

I'm the owner of laserlyte, crimson trace, armalaser, and viridian products, that's what i'm basing my opinion on.

**palawstudent** · August 15th, 2012, 02:42 PM

Sorry for bringing up an old thread, but I didn't want to create a new one only for the moderators to "yell" at me.

Anyways, I am thinking about getting the Laserlyte Rear Sight Laser for my Ruger SR40c. My SR40c is my primary carry firearm and I wanted to add a laser to it for faster target acquisition, especially in the dark. I also didn't feel like buying a bunch of new holsters for it if I were to choose a rail-mounted option. I would like to note, there are no lasers that mount on the grip yet. Below is a picture of the device. Anybody have any input about this laser?

**Valorius** · August 16th, 2012, 09:05 AM

My advice now is the same as it was in the post above yours...

Buy a Crimson Trace. It is a far, far, far more intuitive product.

**Clark Kent** · August 16th, 2012, 09:10 AM

Originally Posted by Valorius

My advice now is the same as it was in the post above yours...

Buy a Crimson Trace. It is a far, far, far more intuitive product.

I haven't tried the sight setup, but the side of the frame one was ok the same as I would say a rail mount one is ok. Both are not intuitive to activate in a need to have now situation. Same goes for the replacement recoil spring types. Like Valorius said, the crimson trace is intuitive. I prefer the grip base ones, but I'm not sure if that's available for your pistol.