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Does anyone know if any manufacturer makes a camblock laser for the ruger p95. I found grip lasers, front rail lasers but no camblock lasers. ( the camblock is the round metal rod beneath the barrel end)
If anyone has seen one I would really apreciate knowing where you found it!!! Thanks, Al
 
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If ya find a GREAT(not just good) Laser setup for my P95...
LET ME KNOW!
 
alan0905 said:
Does anyone know if any manufacturer makes a camblock laser for the ruger p95. I found grip lasers, front rail lasers but no camblock lasers. ( the camblock is the round metal rod beneath the barrel end)
If anyone has seen one I would really apreciate knowing where you found it!!! Thanks, Al


I thought that was the Guide Rod. :roll:
 
EdgeSR9 said:
alan0905 said:
Does anyone know if any manufacturer makes a camblock laser for the ruger p95. I found grip lasers, front rail lasers but no camblock lasers. ( the camblock is the round metal rod beneath the barrel end)
If anyone has seen one I would really apreciate knowing where you found it!!! Thanks, Al


I thought that was the Guide Rod. :roll:

:? me to.
 
Lasermax is the most common guide rod laser around, they make them for the most popular pistols but not the P95. They are pretty expensive, about $300 across the board. I have one pistol with a factory installed CT grip, it works fine but I'm just not that into these things at all.
 
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PAVTXER said:
EdgeSR9 said:
alan0905 said:
Does anyone know if any manufacturer makes a camblock laser for the ruger p95. I found grip lasers, front rail lasers but no camblock lasers. ( the camblock is the round metal rod beneath the barrel end)
If anyone has seen one I would really apreciate knowing where you found it!!! Thanks, Al


I thought that was the Guide Rod. :roll:

:? me to.

A review of the instruction manual shows that the alan is using the name given to that piece by Ruger.

http://www.ruger.com/products/_manuals/pSeries-9.pdf

I thought the same thing, but I guess not necessarily so.

boomer :wink:
 

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