what is the difference between shotloc training tool and shotloc training aid
74655
Probably nothing just a different way to name the same thing so that internet shoppers can find it easier, my kids like the shotloc, but you will need some superglue, because if you use the shotloc on a regular basis it will tear. Just glue and let it sit overnight.
904950
The only difference is one is very slightly larger. If one of the ball locks fits very tight , it uses the other. Hope this helps.
1223021
Thanks for the info. I'm looking forward to trying it out. I hope it cuts down on wasted ammo while dialing in the sites.Rob
1313954
We have one of each. They are identical. As stated by the previous comment:"Just sold by a different seller on amazon." To sum it up: The BugZooka is one of the best and most effective tools we ever got!!!
95027
If you really want to use this device try contacting Laserlyte. They are very easy to work with and stand behind their product. They swapped out my 9mm trainer for the newer style device no questions asked, because my 9mm has a striker and would not work with this device.
810256
I shoot the practice Rage points which are supposed to simulate the Broadheads. I don't see any difference between the Rage Broadheads, practice Rage points or field points on 20 yards or less. Maybe it makes a difference on longer shots.
1634546
The laser training target is just that a target that records you laser hits. Excellent for improving your first shot capability / trigger pull. The reaction time targets improve your ability to quickly hit a target. I believe they prompt you to shoot and you are expected to accurately hit them asap thus improving your response time and accuracy.
360503
The difference is the handle. The 960 Ltd, it has the longer handle grip bar. I bought the one with longer handle grip. So glad I did. I can grab it and pull myself up better, especially when I am inverted at a lower angle. I absolutely love my teeter hang up EP-960 Ltd. I have four bulging disc in my lower back, and my upper back and neck issues. My doctor, a Nuero-Surgeon, even suggested using the teeter hang-up, or have surgery on my lower back. I would rather try this unit out first, before having major back surgery. After having this unit for 3 months, I am really feeling a difference. I'm not cured from the bulging disc, but it has made a huge difference in the way I feel. It has relieved the pressure on my low back and my upper back. I was in physical therapy (PT) and they did traction on me, it helped quite a bit on me. You can only go to PT for so long, and they write you off. So I needed something at home, to continue with some kind of traction. The teeter hung-up has been great for my recovery on my lower back, and the continuous relief on my upper back pain and neck pain. My endurance level has increased within the last month. It takes a few months before you really see a difference. Start with a few minutes at first, then increase your time slowly. Also start with the short inversion angle at first, then gradually increase the inversion angle to a lower angle. You need to start out slowly, or you will hurt yourself. It takes time to recover from back problems, but this has been a good investment for me. I am doing much better compared to where I was 4 months ago, even two years ago, when I was first injured with the bulging disc issue. I am standing, walking, and doing things more, and getting around a lot better now. I will use this unit all the time, just to continue strengthening by back, and have a straighter spine. Hope this helps answer your question.
1647700
TJH, I do not know the difference between the two, but I do love what I purchased. It works well, is reliable and tough. One of the best tools I have purchased. Dave
638000
The biggest difference is the ability of the RL-4000 to be issued a REMOTE access code - you don't have to be at the lock to generate and give a user an access code, which is good starting at a specific date and time, and ending at a specific date and time (i.e., for condo rentals). You can have four such remotely generated codes given to start each hour, and good for up to 364 days. The LS-1500 does not have the capability of remotely generated codes - you must be at the lock to generate a code, and they are permanent codes.
2017401
I have no clue if it is the same product. I can only say if you have a normal dog, the Lixit is a great choice. My dog has PTSD and will not go near it no matter whar kind of bait i put on it. Good luck.
1093963
It was a very small paper booklet. Not much you cannot figure out on your own. You choose the solo button for 2 player; team 1 or 2 if larger numbers are playing. You push the orange button near your thumb to reload and then push the bottom of the handle in to complete the action. You have 10 shots before you reload, which counts down on the right. For the game you select 10 or 25 for the shots until someone is out. An advanced player can have 10 and a younger player 25 to even the odds. The lights on the left side are for your lives left. If doing 25 it only changes the lights as it counts down the last 10 lives. Each light represents 2 lives, but if blinking it means only one of those 2 is left. For example 2 lights left and a 3rd blinking means you have 5 lives left. You have a shield by pressing forward but use it carefully. There is only about 15 seconds of shield for the whole game. Booklet did not say much more. Hope this helps.
1471530
There are subtle differences. If you look at images of both, you'll see that the tactical model has a "resettable zero" on the stalks. That way you can dial your scope in, and then set the stalk numbers to "0", and adjust for windage or elevation in the field. The Standard model of these two does not have this option. You dial your scope in and that is your set "0". It doesn't give you the option to dial it according to changing conditions. You'll need to do a "hold over" for the standard model.
1480224
I got the trainer for this, hoping it would help in training on my Sog Fasthawk, and it was huge by comparison. The handle is longer than I'd like for throwing. If you want a thrower, a SOG fasthawk was really nice to learn on. Choke up a bit, and its like throwing a giant throwing star.
1634545
The training cans look like coke soda cans and when you it the target on the can it falls over like real cans being shot. B: the laser target you shoot and it keeps track of your shots but the reaction time targets flash and then you shoot them.
227290
I pull the Take down pin out, remove the barrel, insert the laser trainer, then reassemble, conduct my training, and disassemble to remove it. I know this seems like a pain (believe me, I know) but it allows you to save $$ on ammo and still get much needed training with a firearm that has extremely low profile sights; where the user needs to be well trained to rapidly acquire a fairly accurate point-and-shoot muscle memory for defensive employment. Plus, let's face it, without gloves, this is a fairly uncomfortable pistol to shoot-the grips feel like sandpaper, the gun moves a lot in your hand no matter what grip style you employ to hold it, and recoil suppression is nonexistent. As a result, people don't train a lot live-fire with the P3AT. Disassembly is an inconvenience to use the LaserLyte trainer but in the end it provides quality time and training with a pistol that most won't endure at the range. (as a side note-the disassembly also ensures that no live rounds are present in the firearm and prevents live ammo from accidentally being chambered during practice)
1938878
One is a drill, with a drill chuck. The other is a driver that holds bits with a hex base. it's very convenient, you don't have to change back and forth as with just one tool.