Which CT laser grip for J-frame?

[jbcap]

LG-405 is the grips I have used previously, really like them

[.45fan]

I have LG405's on all of mine.
If they ever make a green laser in this size I would switch to that.

[Vorpal_weapon]

I've pocket-carried a model 38 airweight for years. I chose an airweight j-frame because it was convenient - about the size/weight of a wad of keys and I "would carry" it when not belt carrying a duty-sized pistol. Wasn't really a fan of lasers at the time, but being a F/A instructor, CT offered a large discount. I chose the LG105 because it's hard polymer grips slide in/out of the pocket easier, minimize printing and the contour mimics the old Spegel "boot grip" which is fairly effective. I've really liked the LG105 grips - laser has made it practical for reasonably accurate shooting at normal pistol ranges (like head shots at the 25) and offered targeting in poor light & unconventional positions. People don't carry revolvers as much these days, but a j-frame you do have beats the larger gun you decided not to bring because it was too heavy or otherwise inconvenient. Laser grips provide the j-frame with usable means of accurately aiming the little beast.

[The Dumb Gun Collector]

I always use the 405s. They are very compact and that is the point with my J