Do you have to remove the grip to change the laser battery?
1730315
hello, you have to take apart the laser to replace the battery and in order to do so you must roll back the grip a little ways to get access to the whole unit. but you do not have to remove the grip completely
1730316
Yes,.the way it's designed you would have to. But it's not too hard and it's a good grip.
1730317
No the grip stays in place it's very easy to change the battery with this grip done it twice already
1730318
Yes. Well maybe - depending on which firearm you have? Crimson Trace makes many versions of laser systems. Your best bet is to do some research on the laser you are considering. The Hogue Handall Grip is an excellent handgrip - but most likely you would have to remove it (or slightly lower the grip) to change the laser battery - again, depending on the firearm you have. Hope this helps some?
1730319
It doesn't appear that you need to remove it to change the battery. On a side note, I found it difficult to press the mag release with my thumb which interferes with a tactical reload. I may cut away some of the rubber to gain better access.
1377201
You should not need anything besides the grip for it to function properly. You will probably want to purchase another battery. It also takes 8 AA batteries if you want to go that route. But it should work like intended right out of the box.
45879
Yes, you have to hold in the button. I don't see a way to replace the battery.
961233
Yes when you take it out of your pocket it is ready to fire and when you grip the gun the laser comes on and you just pull the trigger.
1409032
You can while the grip itself still works. However, this product is very unreliable... mine really only serves as a grip now. The battery side of it including the pass-through recharging capability it had all died within about a month of purchase. I'd junk it out if it wasn't a good grip on its own.
1888898
did you change both sets of batteries? There is one for the red dot and two for the laser.
1709387
Yes. You have to remove the grip. It's. So annoying. But it would seem really hard to drain both. Fully charged, you can probably take 2k shots on a warm day.
630561
yes the battery can be replaced and should be. You need to locate the slip shield on it...it is part of the handle where you put your thumb...you need to pull down
181723
Yes, inside the glove there is a Velcro area in the wrist where you can take out the box that contains the lithium battery. It's fairly easy to change but if you are having problems just go to a watch battery replacement shop or hearing aid shop & they will do it for you. I hope this helps!!
1071298
No, you can do it without one. It makes it a little easier if you have one. You basically use a utility knife to cut off the old grip, (use a hooked blade on graphite shafts) then clean off the old tape (or keep it on if you want a bit thicker grip). Apply the new tape, wet it down, and slide on the new grip. The glue on the tape will get slippery and let you pull the new grip on easily if you get it wet enough.
429222
One is for the laser, the other is to access the batteries when needed to change them. The Allen wrench that came with the site is used to unscrew that opening/cover. Hope that helps!!
1077025
Do not drain battery unless button is activated. I always leave my grips on as my gun is my primary self defense tool. Change batteries annually our at the first sign of weakness. Check sight in every time the grips come off.
2120934
No. You have to remove the Vita or wait for the battery to run down on the grip.
171364
No. The battery slots are more like holes. Removing one has no effect on the rest of the batteries.
2127817
Yes, it's removable (it looks like a fat AA battery) and can be swapped out easily.
769927
I can't say for sure because I don't have a laser, but the way they install is under the grip slabs so I don't think it would since your laser is built into the grip its self.
467527
This is a grip replacement & does not require a rail. The laser is located above your hand in the grip.