CAT Glock Line Laser

Compact Pistol Laser

The CAT Glock Line Laser is a compact aiming laser built for Glock pistols that have an undermount sighting rail, the short accessory rail molded into the frame under the barrel. It puts a visible aiming point on target, which helps when you can't get a clean sight picture or are shooting from an unusual position. The same unit also fits a range of CZ, Sig Sauer, Taurus, Springfield and other rail-equipped handguns, so one laser can cover more than one pistol in a collection.

Features

• Fits All Railed Glocks — Made for every Glock pistol with an undermount sighting rail, the Glock 23C pictured on the box among them.
• Wide Cross-Compatibility — Also listed for the CZ P-07 Duty, SP-01 Tactical, SP-01 Phantom, 75 SP-01 Shadow Target, 75 Combat and 01/P06.
• Sig Sauer And Taurus Fitment — Fits the Sig Sauer P2022, P250 compact and full size, and P220, along with the Taurus 24/7 and PT 917 C.
• Springfield, BUL And HS Arms — Works on the Springfield XD and XDM, BUL Cherokee pistols, and HS Arms compact and full-size models.
• Low-Profile Rail Mount — A black bracket clamps to the rail with two screws and holds the laser close under the dust cover, the section of frame ahead of the trigger guard.
• Compact Black Housing — The laser body is small and matte black, so it sits in line with the pistol frame and doesn't add much bulk.
• Coin-Cell Battery Included — A button-style battery comes in the box, so the laser is ready to fit and use straight away.
• Hex Keys Supplied — Two Allen keys are included for mounting and adjustment, so you don't need to buy separate tools.
• Foam-Lined Hard Case — Everything ships in a snap-shut plastic case with cut foam that keeps the parts separated in storage or a range bag.

In The Box

Each kit holds the laser module, the rail-mounting bracket with its screws, a coin-cell battery and two hex keys, all packed in a foam-lined hard case. CAT Laser Aiming Devices designed the Glock Line around the undermount rail, so fitting it means clamping the bracket to the rail. You don't need to modify the gun or swap any parts. Before you buy, confirm your pistol has a frame rail and appears on the compatibility list printed on the case.