Description
Designed specifically for use in Glock 17 (Gen5), Glock 17 MOS (Gen5), Glock 22 (Gen 5) and Glock 34 MOS (Gen5) pistols, the LMS-G5-17 replaces Glock’s factory spring guide assembly with a high intensity green laser sighting system for advanced target acquisition. Easily user installed without the need for gunsmithing or special tools, the Guide Rod Laser is constructed with rugged, precision components including aircraft-grade aluminum.
- User programmable for pulse or steady beam
- Internal design does not restrict grip or holster selection
- Distinct ambidextrous ON/OFF switch reinforces safe firearm handling
- Automatic time-out after 10 minutes prevents inadvertent battery drain
- Proximity to the bore provides maximum POA/POI accuracy
- Guaranteed alignment ensures center of mass shots
TwistedCopper (verified owner) –
I love the internal green laser on my G17. It holds zero and was easy to install. I balked, at first, at the price, but it was well worth the investment
Will44 (verified owner) –
This laser you can always count on and it stays at zero cause it’s only an inch from the center of the barrel! The only thing is to remember that if your really close cause your gonna get that 1" difference if your shot is very critical when your close. But your still gonna hit within an inch of the aiming spot! If for self defense you can’t beat it cause you will always hit center mass no matter what! It’s dead on when about 20 feet you will see how it lines up perfect with your iron sights! It’s worth the money and so easy to install!
John Kanon (verified owner) –
laser was useless on range shooting sites on gun worked better!!!
Migue Angel Cruz –
Buena
Ray Taylor (verified owner) –
this particular unit was purchased for a relative that liked my unit and wanted one just like it. i have been using the guide rod model with my Glock 43 for almost a year and am very well pleased.
Noel H –
I have removed and re-added this thing so many times to try to figure out how it can be so terribly aligned. It’s not just this one, I have one for another glock and both are terribly inaccurate. Complete waste of range time and ammo trying to justify this horrible product. This product is a waste of money. I would return it if I could. You’re better off closing your eyes and randomly firing. You might hit the target more times than with this laser as a guide.
Rex McCawley (verified owner) –
I had a red guide rod laser installed in my Glock 17 and it was decent enough for me
But let me tell you that the green laser is far more visible so if you’re on the fence about which color to choose
Go Green
Bruce Craig (verified owner) –
I found it easy to put on to my Glock 17 but tuning it on was the hard part I had to push it time after time to make it turn on at first but now it alright at times. This is my first one I had on this gun and I love it…. THANKS Bruce
Brian Collier (verified owner) –
200+ rounds still working. I think this is the optimal setup for a laser. Only the test of time and round count will be the true test. These have been in production since 1988. I trust LaserMax.
DAYNA HOUSEKNECHT (verified owner) –
Hassle free, even had a technical difficulty which A lasermaxx operator was more than happy to straighten out
Ralph McEntyre (verified owner) –
I recently ordered the laser site for a Glock GEN five when I actually needed one for a GEN three so now I need to figure out how to return it
Joseph Murray (verified owner) –
It works, but not well at all.
Based on my experience with a 90’s Laser Max red LASER I had in a model 21, I expected this green LASER to be at least as bright as that red LASER, but it is not.
I expected this green LASER to be at least, as bright as the green 5mw (the legal limit for civilian visible LASER) cat toy LASER’s I have, and the 5mw green laser I have in my 5mw civilian limited Steiner DBAL, but it is by appearances, half as bright.
On the off chance there is something that may not quite be working correctly within this guide rod LASER, I sent an inquiry to Laser Max, but a month later, I have received no response.
I’m not suggesting to anyone not to buy one, I’m saying mine isn’t up to even civilian limited power specs, and I’ve removed it, put it back in the box, and put it on the shelf as a reminder that what was a very good product of the 90’s, isn’t in 2024.