Crimson Trace handgun grip red vs. green laser battery life.

[sako204]

Hello,

Can anyone inform me of how red laser battery life compares to green laser battery life relative to Crimson Trace handgun grips, please? I understand this may be a tough and anecdotal comparison, but I'm simply trying to determine if green laser batteries last maybe half or one-fourth, etc. as long as red laser batteries. I'm aware of their free battery program, but I'd just like to get an idea of how battery life compares, if possible. Thanks in advance.

 

[jrumann59]

Article is a little old. But red does have longer life by a good bit. Ultimately it depends on what your application is. If you are going to be out dayshooting then green if you are doing indoor or night red.

Why Green Lasers are Better Than Red

The article describes the difference between red and green lasers and which one is prefered in different situations.

firefield.com

 

[sako204]

Article is a little old. But red does have longer life by a good bit. Ultimately it depends on what your application is. If you are going to be out dayshooting then green if you are doing indoor or night red.

Why Green Lasers are Better Than Red

The article describes the difference between red and green lasers and which one is prefered in different situations.

firefield.com

Thanks very much!

 

[John from MD]

I have red and green lasers. While red does have longer battery life, they are practically useless in daylight. Green is much better in all lighting conditions.

As for batteries, I buy these for practice and for my carry guns I carry Duracell.

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