I have purchased a laser cartridge form my S&amp;W 40. Am I doing something wrong or does one have to rack the slide after every shot?
1168125
This depends on the model of your pistol. If you cannot cock it (e.g. 1911, Beretta M9), then you have to use the slide.
316513
Not owning a ruger lcp but having seen them, I would say yes. You would have to remove the slide, place the trainer cartridge in the barrel and reassemble for to use. Same process would be necessary to to remove the trainer cartridge with the added step of using a pencil eraser to avoid damage to the cartridge when pushing it from the barrel . Depending on your gun, you may need to rack the slide each time before you shoot. Hope this helps. I have this for my Bersa .380 and it works flawlessly.
790080
You have to cock the slide back each time you would like to shoot the gun. It is spring operated so it is not semi automated.
692654
Having the same machine, I have never had a problem. Check that the cartridge is not defective and that you have correctly inserted it in the right slot.
2012737
You are not doing anything wrong. This is a single shot gun. Each time you drop a bb into the chamber, you pump it up and shoot it, then cock it to drop in your next shot.....one at a time.
624725
I use my laser on my 9mm to turn on and reset the target from a distance. You still have to buy the 9 mm laser cartridge in order to dry fire and mark the target.
596849
In my opinion this hammer is to lite, and you still have to get some sort of brass punch. The key to putting in sights is to have the slide locked down firmlyin a vice so you don't get what i call bonce back. the slide has to be locked down tight but not so tight as to bend or scratch the slide. If you are only doing one gun than take it to a gunsmith and pay the 35$ or what ever they charge now days. If you want to do more than one gun than you might want to go to eBay,and buy a universal sight pusher. you can get one for about 50 or 60$. That way you can put it in your range bag and make any sight adjustments if needed. Good Luck In my opinion this hammer is to lite, and you still have to get some sort of brass punch. The key to putting in sights is to have the slide locked down firmlyin a vice so you don't get what i call bonce back. the slide has to be locked down tight but not so tight as to bend or scratch the slide. If you are only doing one gun than take it to a gunsmith and pay the 35$ or what ever they charge now days. If you want to do more than one gun than you might want to go to eBay,and buy a universal sight pusher. you can get one for about 50 or 60$. That way you can put it in your range bag and... » Read More In my opinion this hammer is to lite, and you still have to get some sort of brass punch. The key to putting in sights is to have the slide locked down firmlyin a vice so you don't get what i call bonce back. the slide has to be locked down tight but not so tight as to bend or scratch the slide. If you are only doing one gun than take it to a gunsmith and pay the 35$ or what ever they charge now days. If you want to do more than one gun than you might want to go to eBay,and buy a universal sight pusher. you can get one for about 50 or 60$. That way you can put it in your range bag and make any sight adjustments if needed. Good Luck « Show Less
931557
When the handgun's slide is "racked" the laser cartridge does not eject. When you're finished with your laser practice firing drill, use the eraser end of an unsharpened, wooden pencil (or something like it that is NOT METAL so as to avoid damaging the interior finish of the barrel) to push the cartridge out of the chamber.
1004844
To reassemble starter cartridge after you reload with toner you need to add the gear and spring for it to work. No spring and gear it does not function.
1365586
The laser light remains on after each trigger pull on my Ruger SR9C. The only way I have found to reset is to cock the slide. It doesn't work with the laserlyte target because since the laser stays on it records multiple strikes. I still find it useful on dry fire practice with a paper target.
1320073
It's a gas blow back. Of course it's semi auto. It should function like the real deal, you need to cock it once before firing, but it'll be completely semi-automatic once you do so. That is, assuming you have a full clip in it. Otherwise, if the clip is empty the slide will lock. Just like a real pistol.
1067572
If the round chambers it should fit. I wouldn't try to force it in beyond racking the gun and letting the force of the slide chamber the device. If it doesn't close properly after a few tries, I'd contact LaserLyte.
1047478
It seems that after one session of 50 or 60 shots you need to change the CO2 cartridges. They seem to leak if keep them in the gun overnight! Great gun very accurate and it's very quiet.
921877
No problem . Just use speed loader with four bullets . Great speed loader .
1242287
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
2213592
I am no an expert, but for my experince with my guns I put one drop of pellgunoileach time I install a new cartridge, I leave mor or less 6 weeks my crosman c41with cartridge installed and no problem has enough gas for more shots
498442
I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you. I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I... » Read More I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you. « Show Less