Are Crimson Trace Grips, 1911, and Sherpa CQC and Tactical holsters compatable

[Dakotaranger]

I'm ready to get a crimson trace grips for my Springfield Loaded 1911.  I prefer Sherpa holsters because they are good for biking.  My question is there going to be a problem with the laser being in the way of the holster on both the CQC and the Tact Thigh holster?

[Walter45Auto]

IIRC, the Serpa was designed so the CT grips would work with the holster.

[Dakotaranger]

IIRC, the Serpa was designed so the CT grips would work with the holster.

Thanks. I guess when I get federal return back that's what I'll do with a portion of it.

[WIshooter]

I think Crimson Trace only works with a short ambi safety.  Not sure if they will fit a springfield loaded model unless you change it.  I could be mistaken.

[Dakotaranger]

I think Crimson Trace only works with a short ambi safety.  Not sure if they will fit a springfield loaded model unless you change it.  I could be mistaken.

Thanks for the warning.  I think Ill take it in and ask if they will let me see if I can get them to work for me before I buy.

[Sponsor]

[WIshooter]

I looked on the website.  I assume it is the same for all models, but not sure.


LG-401
Instinctive Front Activation
Fits Models: 1911 and 1991A1 full-size single-stack frames, including: Auto-Ordnance, Les Baer, Colt, Kimber, Olympic Arms, Para-Ordnance, Sig Sauer.

* Ambidextrous-safety models require shortened safeties, available from Crimson Trace. Kimber 1911 owners with ambi-safety must see a gunsmith.