How does this work with each SIRT training gun? Red and Red vs Green and Red.
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I have the red/red SIRT trainer; works just fine, but this target is extremely small. It's about a 2" x 3" rectangle.
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No it does not, if you want something like that, you need to go with a more advanced system like the OCAT System.
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Get the red red. The green does not activate the target. So you will have to invert the lasers and it is hard to sight in after that.
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It only recognizes the Red laser, so I had to "invert" the Red and Green lasers by switching the connector wires -it is described in the SIRT Pro pistol owners manual. Not positive if all models will allow that. It just needs the "shot indicating" laser to be Red.
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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.
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The red and green cross-hairs overlap or rather shade the regular black cross hairs in the reticle, you also can adjust the intensity or brightness of both the red and green. You also need low light to dark conditions in order to actually see the colors, the intended design is when sighting a dark background you can see the crosshairs. When i went to the range in broad day lignt turning on the red/green was useless, it was too bright outside to see the colors, not only after i threw a towel over my head and the scope did the colors come thru.
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That is the brightness level of the illuminated scope, red or green. I have 5 crossbows for my sons and I, I have this scope on each crossbow, I believe in looking threw the same scope every time. This scope has taken many deer in low light conditions.
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Mine works great with animals. But red and green works too.just don't get caught lol
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Yes, although I have had to stand closer with the SIRT Gun. That difference could be because I am a lot more accurate with one of my guns and the LaserLyte laser unit than I am with the SIRT gun.
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This is my "home training" device. I use it in my Glock 22 and 23. When it "fires" the firing pin strikes the laser switch and sends out a laser pulse. This does three things for me: 1) no dry firing (or related need for maint); 2) lets me know where my shot would have hit; 3) lets me "see" my trigger press (the laser smears if not steady). I went from "middle of the pack" qualifying to being one of the top qualifiers. My first shots are now among my best shots. Plus, time from holster to an accurate shot has reduced very measurably.Don't know about the other stuff, as I use this, almost exclusively in my oversize garage with my Glocks and silhouette targets... nothing else.Hope this helps. This is my "home training" device. I use it in my Glock 22 and 23. When it "fires" the firing pin strikes the laser switch and sends out a laser pulse. This does three things for me: 1) no dry firing (or related need for maint); 2) lets me know where my shot would have hit; 3) lets me "see" my trigger press (the laser smears if not steady). I went from "middle of the pack" qualifying to being one of the top qualifiers. My first shots are now among my best shots. Plus, time from holster to an accurate shot has reduced very measurably.Don't... » Read More This is my "home training" device. I use it in my Glock 22 and 23. When it "fires" the firing pin strikes the laser switch and sends out a laser pulse. This does three things for me: 1) no dry firing (or related need for maint); 2) lets me know where my shot would have hit; 3) lets me "see" my trigger press (the laser smears if not steady). I went from "middle of the pack" qualifying to being one of the top qualifiers. My first shots are now among my best shots. Plus, time from holster to an accurate shot has reduced very measurably.Don't know about the other stuff, as I use this, almost exclusively in my oversize garage with my Glocks and silhouette targets... nothing else.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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If you buy the red SIRT, it can be used instead of the "lasertyme" gun with the popular light up line targets....an extra bonus
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Ha Ha...that's the way it's SUPPOSED to be, but I found that the set I ordered worked just the opposite way. You can put one of them in place and see if it will trip on or off; I think you'll find that the red turns on and the green turns off. Also, they're visually a tad different, so once you figure out which is which, you'll be able to just "eyeball" them to distinguish them. Apparently, this mistake arises because different timers are engineered differently. This was a minor "head scratcher", at first. But with a little old-fashioned observation, investigation, and experimentation, it solves easily enough. Good luck!
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You turn off the illumination, the reticle will be black. When you turn the wheel to the red level, the reticle is red, same as the green and blue. Thanks Optics-store
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Sure, the yellow set is used for accuracy mainly in bolt action rifles. This set allows the cartridge to remain fire formed specifically for your rifle chamber. So, it works by resizing the neck diameter alone. The red set will resize the entire case to factory specs. I use this for my assault rifles and semi automatic rifles. I hope this helps.
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The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and when they're using it, they can also see their results much more clear. The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and... » Read More The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and when they're using it, they can also see their results much more clear. « Show Less
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No difference in the result of your reloading. Just a different color because of the tooling I would guess.
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Hey, Matt. Wasn't sure on this, but as I was headed down to the local shooting range, I brought one along and tested it with a green laser the shop had. It did not work with green. Hope that helps.Michael
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Yes. I have five sets, bought two sets at first then three sets later. They all work. You just have to make sure and double check each is reloaded into the game before beginning. Persons who have been eliminated in a previous round, need to be reloaded. Just have the winning person point his gun at every other person's receiver and press reload, then double check to make the guns make the sound when you 'cock' or reload the 'bullets' to make sure they are in.
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Not sure whether I understandyour question if you ask about timer, the right top button is for 3 seconds delay and shoot. The red button is for shoot at once
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I usually use the 6 shot mode. I seem to be losing a little power after 20 (6 shot) sequences---- though I am not sure. More testing.