I bought a TLR-6 to experiment with, trying to make it fit my SCCY CPX-2. While that could have happened, I wasn't going to make it look as nice as I had wanted. So I turned my attention to my other pistols. The CZ-75 will not fit any of the 6 module chassis provided with the kit, but I did have another pistol that it did work with well.



It does need a 1/32-1/16" spacer on each side of the trigger guard in the chassis, but strips of styrene or...even JB-Weld Steelstik would work well too, just something to accept the extra slack. It points the module down slightly, but the laser has plenty of elevation.

Awesome! I think you might have saved me some money. My wife's bedside gun is a "bang every time" FEG Hi Power clone, but the sights stink on ice; I was considering getting some Crimson Trace grips for her, but a TLR-6 would work great. Thanks for the info!

Rattlensnake, I would try the Kimber Micro housing on a normal-pattern Hi power clone. The Kareen mk-III's trigger guard is narrower than, but has a very similar profile to the Glock pistols, that's why this one worked. Best of luck, I'll be checking back to this forum to see how it goes. :)  Meantime I'm likely going to buy a Para P10-9 to fit my TLr on for now.

10-4. We'll have to see what kinda cash Santa comes up with. ;) Thanks again!

Hold da phone man...I'm taking a look at things and the BHP does have an upward angle to the dust cover and the trigger guard is a little thinner.

The Kimber Micro housing, with some modification, fits a 1911 (or at least this Para P10-9) fairly well. My advice is to get the combo kit with all six housings so that if it doesn't fit the BHP with any of them, that you can still buy a Shield or subcompact Glock to stick it on.