You bought a gun for protection. You don't get to the range much, and that's okay. The CTL-200 turns the laser on the moment you bring the gun up toward the threat. No button to find in the dark. No grip to perfect. No reps you skipped.

New to firearms and want simple, dependable protection.
The gun you keep for your household, ready when seconds count.
The firearm you rarely shoot but need to trust when it counts.
Fresh permit, building confidence one step at a time.
When someone's breaking in, adrenaline takes over. The fine, precise hand movements go first. That's not a weakness, it's how every human body reacts. Yet almost every aiming aid asks for exactly those movements: a button to find, a grip to hold just right, sights to line up. The CTL-200 asks for none of them.
Switch lasers make you locate and press a tiny button with shaking hands, at 3 a.m.
Grip-activated lasers only stay on while you squeeze hard and steady. Adrenaline makes grip shaky and inconsistent, so the beam can flicker or fail to come on.
Lining up front and rear sights takes focus and practice most protective owners honestly don't have time for.
Raise, dot appears, lower, dot's gone. No button in the middle, no grip squeeze. The laser does the work.
Hey, it's Jake with CTL, and I'm going to show you how the CTL-200 activates using no buttons or switches. First of all, the laser is fully on and active, but in the down position there is no activation, to prevent accidental discharges. Upon raising the gun to parallel, the laser will automatically activate to get on target, and deactivate when down. Another example: it is off in a high ready position, but when presented on target it automatically activates for you to get on target. Lastly, and maybe most importantly, if the gun is canted beyond parallel the laser automatically deactivates, and reactivates when presented on target. Another prime example is when working in closed spaces at a compressed high ready: the laser will deactivate and reactivate on presentation. Now we're going to go out on the range and show how these functions work under live fire.
Raise the gun toward the threat and the green dot is on the target. Lower it to a rest position and it switches off. There's no step in the middle left to your hands, your memory, or your nerves. If you can point the gun, you can use it.
The patent-pending MALTS™ system reads the firearm's motion and orientation: on within about 45 degrees of level downrange, off at High Ready, Low Ready, or turned to the side.
SEE THE FULL BREAKDOWN| Under stress, you must… | CTL-200 (Motion) | Switch Laser | Grip Laser | Red Dot | Iron Sights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Find & press a button | NO | YES | NO | NO | NO |
| Hold a hard, steady grip | NO | NO | YES | NO | NO |
| Line up / find a dot | NO | NO | NO | YES (practice) | YES |
| On automatically when aimed | YES | NO | WHILE SQUEEZING | NO | NO |
| Off by itself in a ready position | YES | NO | WHEN RELEASED | N/A | N/A |
DAY ONE A red dot is excellent once you've put in the practice, and it often means slide milling or an optics-ready slide. The CTL-200 works on day one, on the gun you already own, for $379 all-in. No gunsmith.
Run them together: the red dot for precision when you have time to find it, the CTL-200's green dot for the moment you don't. Better together, on the same rail.
“I've also found them useful during my time as church security to pinpoint the wolf among the sheep.”
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Mounts on the rail in minutes. No gunsmith required.
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The CTL-200 is a Class IIIa green laser that complies with 21 CFR 1040.10. Like any laser sight, it's safe and simple to use when you follow basic firearm-safety rules, and it's a tool that works alongside training, not a replacement for it. See our Laser Safety & Regulatory Guide.
The CTL-200 motion-activated green laser, already on the moment you raise the gun.
ORDER NOW · $379 (REG. $399)Capability claims describe ergonomic design and visual feedback only, not a guarantee of accuracy, and not a substitute for training. The dot shows where the gun is pointed once the unit is zeroed. Always follow safe firearm-handling rules.