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APF1013:
Hey guys.  I have a Glock 45, model 21 that has an Applied Laser Systems laser mounted on the trigger guard.  The wiring goes inside the trigger guard and comes out with a panel down the grip.  The laser is initiated when you squeeze the grip.  I need to figure out how to change the battery, but have no clue.  The battery is not in the grip part.  I took the laser off of the trigger guard and can't seem to get into the laser to see if the battery is in there.  I took it into Cabela's and 88 Tactical and they both said they have no clue and have never seen anything like it.  Unfortunately the laser manufacturer went belly up a long time ago.  Anyone have any ideas?  Picture to follow...

APF1013:
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Mntnman:
There is supposed to be a screw out plug in the space behind the magazine in the grip. If the batteries aren't there, they are missing.

JAK:
Is there any chance that the batteries are in the void behind the magazine?  Thats where I remember batteries for the permantly mounted electronics being hid.

John K

APF1013:
Hey guys. The only thing is the mechanism for the magazine release. I don't see anything else. There is still a little juice coming out of the laser so the batteries aren't missing.

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