February 9, 2015

Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters | VIDEO

Take an insider’s look at one of the industry’s most innovative manufacturers of firearms accessories and lasers—Crimson Trace!

Michael Humphries

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
Crimson Trace headquarters and manufacturing facility, located in Wilsonville, Oregon.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
In-house manufacturing ensures top-notch quality control.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
The manufacturing facility at Crimson Trace is cutting-edge and ultra efficient.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
In addition to civilian products, Crimson Trace also manufactures gear for military customers.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
The very first Crimson Trace laser, a custom-fitted unit for Glock pistols that set the stage for the Crimson Trace of today.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
New Ruger CXT series of modular light or laser units from Crimson Trace.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
The range has two lanes for testing the lasers and lights on handguns.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
The author built an LG-401G laser unit during his visit.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
Crimson Trace LG-350 Lasergrip for Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers.

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Behind The Scenes At Crimson Trace’s Headquarters
On-site testing range at the Crimson Trace manufacturing facility.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Wilsonville, Oregon, headquarters of Crimson Trace. Founded 20 years ago by Lew Danielson, chairman of the company, Crimson Trace has grown into one of the most influential accessories makers in the entire firearms industry. Built around a compact and efficient manufacturing facility, Crimson Trace designs and delivers cutting-edge light and laser systems for both the civilian and military markets.

During my factory tour, I had an opportunity to examine a sample of Crimson Trace’s first commercial product, a custom laser system for Glock pistols, as well as get a look at some of their newest and most interesting products. In addition, I had an opportunity to run some of these on company’s private range located in its manufacturing facility. As an added treat, I was given the opportunity to build an LG-401G green Lasergrip for a full-sized 1911 under the supervision of the company’s technicians. By doing this, I quickly understood how much skill, care and attention goes into each Crimson Trace product manufactured there.

Made here in the United States, the Crimson Trace line offers shooters a wide range of products from which to choose. And, it is important to note, that the company prides itself on its top-notch customer service. The company’s goal is to make sure that each and every customer is satisfied with the product they have purchased.

For more information, visit http://www.crimsontrace.com or call 800-442-2406.

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