I bought a CDN minimaster a while back and found the rear sight was way to low....I planned on buying the target rear sight which is higher but then decided to try out the NAA-1 from laserlyte.
I ordered direct from laserlyte and even though they said they would ship regular USPS they fedexed it costing me an extre $20 on top of the $100 plus shipping they wanted for the unit.
The NAA-1 is not designed for the minimaster so I've made a shim to help with the fit. Before I made the shim I was able to try it at the range and even though it was mounted a bit cockeyed and was not fully supported, it seemed to work quite well when I could see it! The red dot is very hard to see in daylight at any distance.
In low or no light however it is quite visible!
These mini revolvers are very hold sensitve and my main thought on the laser was to help with dryfire exercises in order to get a better handle on the gun and it's trigger so to speak... works great for that!
Here's some pictures fitting the rubber shim which I made from some surplus material I had in the shop. It wouldn't take laserlyte much to make the NAA-1 adaptable for the Minimaster.
I ordered direct from laserlyte and even though they said they would ship regular USPS they fedexed it costing me an extre $20 on top of the $100 plus shipping they wanted for the unit.
The NAA-1 is not designed for the minimaster so I've made a shim to help with the fit. Before I made the shim I was able to try it at the range and even though it was mounted a bit cockeyed and was not fully supported, it seemed to work quite well when I could see it! The red dot is very hard to see in daylight at any distance.
In low or no light however it is quite visible!
These mini revolvers are very hold sensitve and my main thought on the laser was to help with dryfire exercises in order to get a better handle on the gun and it's trigger so to speak... works great for that!
Here's some pictures fitting the rubber shim which I made from some surplus material I had in the shop. It wouldn't take laserlyte much to make the NAA-1 adaptable for the Minimaster.
