Viridian Grip Red Laser for North American Arms NAA Magnum, Black

Fit my NAA pug perfectly

I couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn with my NAA Ranger II due to a heavy trigger and almost no grip hold. This laser solves this by allowing the shooter to see how their hold and trigger pressure pulls the point of aim off target. I went from 18” groups to less than 3” with practice and modifications to my grip and pull. The plastic grip allows for adequate hold, better than the original stock wood grips.

I feel it is the best accuracy for that size revolver

Fast delivery.nice present

The laser works on this grip, but it is very difficult to turn it on.Because the grip is so small, it is very difficult to apply enough pressure to the switch, to turn it on, without causing your muscles to twitch, or changing your "natural" grip.Because of the un-natural hand position required to actually turn the laser on, it takes accuracy away, due to the "twitch".For someone with relatively large hands, it is difficult to apply pressure to the switch.In a situation where speed or accuracy are important, this does not work well.But, again, this is the ONLY laser that I could find, that is designed to fit the NAA mini revolvers.I have 3 NAA Mini Revolvers, and I purchased these grips for each of those revolvers.My review is the same for all three.I wish Veridian would change the way you access the "on" switch, to make the switch more accessible for those of us with slightly larger hands.Actually, the Armalaser (not made for the NAA revolvers) uses a 2 point contact system. As soon as your finger touches the two contact points, the laser is automatically activated.These contact points are positioned so that your skin comes in direct contact with these points.As long as you are holding the pistol by the grip, it is almost impossible to NOT turn the laser on.Veridian should look into this 2 point contact system, and forget the "button" approach!One last update.This grip is supposed to fit ALL NAA mini revolvers.It DOES fit all NAA mini revolvers, but with one twist.The NAA Ranger is a break-top model, with a barrel / cylinder release lever just in front of the hammer.This release lever sticks out from the normal frame by about 1/32 of an inch.It is a tiny protrusion, but enough to knock the laser off center.The laser fits, and it works, with the following slight issue:The laser beam can be adjusted up, down and to the right, without issue.But, it can not be adjusted to the left, taking it closer to the barrel.With the laser mounted, I have the beam centered perfectly up and down.But, I can not bring the beam to the left far enough to have it on target.At about 15 feet, the laser is about 2 inches to the right of center.I tried this on 2 different NAA Rangers, with the exact same issue.The beam can not be moved far enough to the left, to bring it center mass.So, Veridian needs to modify their laser slightly to accomodate the NAA Ranger.And, look at modifying the switch from a press button activated, to a touch contact point activated system.

Bright laser, fits in belt buckle

Showed up as advertised and worked. I didn't like it because the grip is too small and the laser is too hard to activate with the button on the front of the grip. The laser grip is a little bigger than the original factory grips, but I had since replaced my original grips with some which were much bigger. I have trouble holding this dinky grip and activating the laser with the button on the front. I figured I would prefer my larger grip even if it didn't have the laser. The laser works and I would happily use it if they had chosen to incorporate it into a larger grip which is easier to hold. You can't really get a feel for the size of the grip from the photos online before you buy the grip. This is not a criticism of Veridian, only the ergonomics of their grip design.

The laser grip is a huge improvement over the stock grips. I love having the capability of the laser built in and it really helps with aiming and accuracy because the gun has a short sight radius. The button is easy to activate when I hold the gun in the proper shooting grip. I would recommend!