LaserLyte Trainer

[asmurff]

I picked up a LaserLyte Trainer. It comes with its own pistol which is plastic with a working trigger, the insert for the barrel will work in it or any real handgun, with a snap cap in the chamber. The laser is active by the vibration of the trigger tripping. The reactive target makes you work on fundamentals because it is only 2.5" x 2.5". It enhances dry fire a lot.

I've been using it today in the 3.5" 1911 I carry. Any pistol you can manually cock the hammer on is easy to train with.

Haven't tried it with a striker-fired or internal trigger yet, I guess I'll have to rack the slide each time for those.

[techmike]

Saw those. Want one. Also want the new one that has "cans" that jump when the laser hits them.

[asmurff]

Saw the cans also might add them later. If for no other reason they'd be fun for the grandkids, who are young enough to bend over and set them back up  ::)

[techmike]

Saw the cans also might add them later. If for no other reason they'd be fun for the grandkids, who are young enough to bend over and set them back up  ::)

:beer:

[asmurff]

Tech Mike don't buy one of these, I got mine to work one time for about 15 minutes now nothing even with new batteries. I just sent in a return request from Amazon.

[techmike]

Well that blows chunks.

[Microgunner]

I didn't want to pee on your parade when I read your first post but now I will say. A buddy of mine who teaches a Florida concealed weapon class bought two of these lasers with the electronic targets for use in his classes.

The lasers break on a regular basis and are sent back for replacement, which the manufacturer does happily.  My friend has to pay shipping both ways.

His have not been reliable.

[asmurff]

MG, I had an email today from the seller wanting to know if I wanted it replaced or just a refund. I'm going refund.

[Microgunner]

Good news.

No harm no foul.