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I recently purchased a pair of laser pistol grips for my spouse’s Bersa. The first time I tested them I discovered how difficult it is to follow all of the safety rules (i.e.: keeping your finger off the trigger and along the receiver or barrel until you are ready to fire) while activating the laser during familiarization or practice. Unfortunately activating the laser with your trigger finger along the receiver or barrel blocks the laser light. To get the laser on target, whether for familiarization, practice or firing your finger must be in the trigger guard and out of the way of the laser light. Had I discovered this prior to purchasing a set of these grips for my spouse’s Bersa, I would have looked at another laser configuration (the ones in the rear sight or at the head of the trigger guard).

Consider this issue if you are thinking of purchasing laser grips if safety is of paramount importance to you like it is to me.
Se’Maj