Does it use the same laser lyte cartridges as would fit in the chamber of a .40?
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I don't know what you mean regarding Laser Lyte cartridges. The system I have has a Laser that is inserted in the muzzle. It is friction fit and is adjustable from around .357 to .45 caliber. Adjusting it is easy. Simply tighten or loosen a small screw; tightening makes it larger and loosening makes it smaller. Adjust until it fits the muzzle by trial and error.Yes, it will fit the muzzle of a real fire arm. From 9mm to .45. Insert batteries, adjust to fit muzzle. The laser will then flash when the trigger is pulled and it is activated by sound.I hope this helps, holler back if you need more, I don't know what you mean regarding Laser Lyte cartridges. The system I have has a Laser that is inserted in the muzzle. It is friction fit and is adjustable from around .357 to .45 caliber. Adjusting it is easy. Simply tighten or loosen a small screw; tightening makes it larger and loosening makes it smaller. Adjust until it fits the muzzle by trial and error.Yes, it will fit the muzzle of a real fire arm. From 9mm to .45. Insert batteries, adjust to fit muzzle. The laser will then flash when the trigger is pulled and it is activated by sound.I hope this helps,... » Read More I don't know what you mean regarding Laser Lyte cartridges. The system I have has a Laser that is inserted in the muzzle. It is friction fit and is adjustable from around .357 to .45 caliber. Adjusting it is easy. Simply tighten or loosen a small screw; tightening makes it larger and loosening makes it smaller. Adjust until it fits the muzzle by trial and error.Yes, it will fit the muzzle of a real fire arm. From 9mm to .45. Insert batteries, adjust to fit muzzle. The laser will then flash when the trigger is pulled and it is activated by sound.I hope this helps, holler back if you need more, « Show Less
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It does not use the cartridges, it uses the laser that fits in the end of the barrel.
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Victor - I have not tried it but the manufacturer states "Fits 9mm, .40 S&W;, .45 ACP, 38 special, .380 auto, .357 Sig, 10mm, and .45 LC calibers" I trust this company as the products I purchased are well designed and suit my use very well. I put it in the barrel and use snap caps in the chamber.
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Not exactly. It can use a "trainer" type lazer that fits several calibers as opposed to their caliber specific cartridges.
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Victor it uses the Laser-lyte LT PRO. I don't think you can use the cartridge type trainer.
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It should work fine. Both the 9 and the .40 are the same 1.27" width and appear to have the same profile.
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No, you must the Laserlyte gun (Trigger Tyme Training Pistol) PLUS the LT-PRO Laser Trainer which inserts into the training pistol's barrel. Or you can use a laser training cartridge that fits the caliber of whatever you want to practice/train with.
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I have no idea. However, the product is faulty. I used it to sight in my scope at 25 feet. Then, when sighting in the rifle at the range, it printed 16 inches high at 50 yards. I presume that is due to a loose chamber fit for this device; or in worst case, the laser beam is not true and parallel to the exterior configuration of the cartridge case. Poor quality control in either case.
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Depends on the Laser. I have put a Streamlight TLR1 on a S&W; M&P; 40 with excellent results.
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According to LaserLyte's website, they work with any of the laser trainer emitters (universal, .380, 9mm, .45, etc.) and they ARE the targets-- no need for the other target types if you order these and one of their emitter cartridges.
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Not exactly, the laser is a cone shape that fits in different sized barrels. Size changes by how far in the cone shape goes in the barrel. Look at company videos for demo.
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Yes, definitely. It will use 88 and 90 gram pre- filled cylinders. Both work fine in my rifle.
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Hi Julie,You'll need a Laser cartridge in the caliber of your weapon. Then lots of practice...If you don't have the LaserLyte Laser Trainer Target, I suggest you buy it first before trying the much harder model you asked about. It has twice the size target and you have no time restriction on shooting...Hope this helped...John
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Yeah it will. It was actually ment for that gun. I mean look at the pic for the item. Also if you decide to buy this. Make sure you wipe off the packing grease on the connection ends of the battery inside the laser. Otherwise you will have issues with it not working all the time. Honestly that's the only reason it wouldn't work is because that grease tampers with the connection. I've used it indoors and out, day and night. And I love it.
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the kit I bought had a black adapter fitted to the end of the laser. I only own a 380 and a 9 mm but the laser will adjust to both sizes. The web page stated it would work with a 40 and 45. The training pistol work well but has no slide function. I train with it about a half hour every other day. Hope this help.
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I have one on a 9mm, my buddy has one on a 40 and fits perfect. Great laser
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No Walter, the 45ACP model has a recessed rim as do most semi-auto pistol cases. The 45LC case has an obvious rim lip. Laserlyte has a different model you can stick into the muzzle that would be best for use in a revolver and can be used in many bore sizes. It works on sound so you can load your cylinder with snapcaps. Only problem is that it protrudes enough to catch on the holster if you are trying to get it out with any speed. I have 1000 or so snaps on the 45ACP model. Works great.
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I don't know. I put it in my glock and I love it. Call lasermax they will tell you.
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No, this model will not work in a revolver chambered for .45LC.Laserlyte does not make an in the chamber model for the .45LC.
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I don't have a .32 but does fit my .38 and 9mm. Maybe check the laserlyte website and see if there are specs on if it will fit a .32
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i have the LCP with Factory Lasermax laser and it fits perfectly with no issues. if it is not wider or longer than the gun itself, should work. Great product