Description
The LaserLyte UTA-UYL is built for the shooter who wants both an aiming tool and a training system without buying two separate devices. It mounts on the trigger guard of your Ruger LC9, LC9s, LC9s Pro, LCP, and LC380 using a custom-fitted housing that snaps into place with just four screws and the included installation tool. Installation takes less than five minutes and requires no gunsmithing.
How the Laser and Trainer Modes Work
Switch between two distinct functions depending on what you need. In sight mode, you get constant-on or pulse laser output, letting you use the bright red dot to aim quickly or recover from recoil. Hold both activation buttons for five seconds to enter trainer mode, where each trigger pull produces a brief laser flash that simulates your shot impact. After five minutes in trainer mode, the unit automatically reverts to normal sight operation. This trainer function works with LaserLyte's dedicated laser targets for reactive feedback during dry-fire sessions.
Built for Concealed Carry and Field Use
The laser outputs 5mW of visible red light at 630-670nm wavelength, making it one of the brightest beams legally available. You'll see it clearly in varied lighting conditions without losing the low-profile design that makes it ideal for carry guns. The trigger guard mounting position keeps the sight low and snag-free, so it won't print under your shirt and works with most holsters designed for unadorned pistols. Ambidextrous push-button activation means left or right-handed users can operate it naturally.
Long-Lasting Battery Performance and Easy Maintenance
Three 392 batteries power the unit and deliver approximately five hours of constant use or ten hours in pulse mode with typical 1-minute on, 1-minute off usage. The auto-off function cuts power after six minutes to stretch battery life between range trips. You can change batteries without removing the laser from your gun, and exterior windage and elevation adjustments let you zero the laser to your point of impact. The whole package comes with two interchangeable housings, so you can fit multiple Ruger LC-series models on a single laser module.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer Part Number: L01-00021
- UPC: 689706211707
- Compatible Firearms: Ruger LC9, LC9s, LC9s Pro, LCP, LC380
- Type: Trigger Guard Laser (TGL)
- Laser Color: Red
- Power Output: 5mW, 650nm, Class IIIA
- Operation Modes: Constant-on, pulse, and trainer mode
- Battery Type: Three 392 batteries
- Battery Life: 5 hours constant-on, 10 hours pulse mode
- Auto-Off Feature: 6-minute auto-off, or 5 minutes before trainer mode reset
- Weight: 0.79 ounces
- Material: 55% glass-filled nylon and aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum
- Activation: Ambidextrous push-button
- Finish: Matte black
- Warranty: 3-year limited warranty
What’s Included
- Master Module laser unit
- Two interchangeable trigger guard housings
- Four mounting screws
- Installation tool
- Three 392 batteries
- Instruction manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the UTA-UYL work with the Ruger LCP II?
No, the UTA-UYL is designed for the original Ruger LCP, LC9, LC9s, LC9s Pro, and LC380. The LCP II has a different trigger guard design. If you have an LCP II, check with LaserLyte for compatible options.
Can I use this laser on my Ruger LC9 and then move it to my LCP?
Yes, that's one of the main benefits. The package includes two separate trigger guard housings sized for different models, so you can quickly swap which gun uses the laser module.
What makes the trainer mode different from just dry-firing with the laser on?
Trainer mode is sound-activated and delivers a momentary flash when you squeeze the trigger, giving you feedback that simulates a shot. This works better for training because you see a distinct impact point each time rather than a continuous laser dot. It pairs with LaserLyte trainer targets for reactive, interactive practice.
Will I be able to draw my pistol smoothly from my existing holster?
Most holsters designed for standard LC-series pistols work fine with the trigger guard laser since it sits low and doesn't add much width. However, some deeply molded holsters may catch slightly. If you carry in a tight-fitting holster, test the fit before relying on it for regular carry.





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