"BUMP ONS" the plastic adhesives buttons are used to prevent scuff marks on pictures and walls as well as furniture. you can find them in most colors and in most if not all craft stores. i have even found them at walmart. my wife has bought a few for the pictures. they range from soft to hard plastic. Go to a craft store, they always have them.LCP_Dogg said:Can you post a pic or even a pic of this "button" you purchased?
I think I get it, but am not sure.
Is it basically like a concave plastic circle/disc that you glued onto the CT rubberized cover that is over the existing CT button?
I'm not the only one who's whining about this. It seems to be a fairly common complaint, though you'd have to venture to other forums to see how common it is.ToddG said:They didn't "f up" the design. As someone who's worked through these types of issues with CTC for years (I was a "beta tester" for many of their Beretta and SIG models), it's a matter of competing interests. With the lasers made for tiny compact guns, there is a design goal of keeping the entire unit as small in profile as possible. If it gets bigger, people will complain that it compromises concealability.
The CTC will never be a 100% solution. There will always be some people whose hands don't quite fit the button properly. This is no different than a pistol grip that doesn't work just right for everyone, or a car seat, or ...
CTC has made changes to many of their designs over the years in response to customer feedback. That puts them way ahead of many companies. But expecting them to recall something just because yours doesn't perfectly fit you is crazy. If you want a refund, go to the store where you bought it, just as you would with any other product. Their return policy is up to them, not CTC.
Whining from the uninformed, does not make it a competent engineering judgment. I can't speak to your engineering competence, but most of what I've read on other boards regarding this issue have not been sensible.Krieg said:I'm not the only one who's whining about this. It seems to be a fairly common complaint, though you'd have to venture to other forums to see how common it is.ToddG said:They didn't "f up" the design. As someone who's worked through these types of issues with CTC for years (I was a "beta tester" for many of their Beretta and SIG models), it's a matter of competing interests. With the lasers made for tiny compact guns, there is a design goal of keeping the entire unit as small in profile as possible. If it gets bigger, people will complain that it compromises concealability.
The CTC will never be a 100% solution. There will always be some people whose hands don't quite fit the button properly. This is no different than a pistol grip that doesn't work just right for everyone, or a car seat, or ...
CTC has made changes to many of their designs over the years in response to customer feedback. That puts them way ahead of many companies. But expecting them to recall something just because yours doesn't perfectly fit you is crazy. If you want a refund, go to the store where you bought it, just as you would with any other product. Their return policy is up to them, not CTC.
Whatever... It's well documented. One only has to look beyond the confines of this forum. The good news is the Armalaser will solve the issue.kraigster414 said:I agree with Todd. I think Krieg you are being overly critical in your assessment. There are always going to be detractors and no product can please everyone but the majority of CT/LCP owners seem to be very satisifed with the product and the company's after-market service. Let's put things in proper perspective to be fair. It is not a fairly common complaint. Keep in mind with respect to gun forums (or any online forum for that matter) that folks are far more inclined to post negatives than positives and you need to be judicious in what you read and believe.
Perhaps some actual links to posts in the other forums you refer to might make your point more credibly than a "Whatever" or repeating the same point. I'm open minded and willing to learn, but my experience is contrary to your views. Educate me with evidence please.Krieg said:Whatever... It's well documented. One only has to look beyond the confines of this forum. The good news is the Armalaser will solve the issue.
