does the TLB-RT Laser target show me in real time if i hit the target and where? how to reset? if "yes" what do i need the Laser Trainer Target for??
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Peter dont be lazy. go read the product description, both Amazon and the LaserLyte website answer your questions. Youtube also has some great vids. answers to your questions: yes; reset automatic; I dont know, what do you need it for?
246474
yes as you shoot the target it hits and goes and leaves the target when you have shot several times you shoot the little left target and it lights up all your hits showing a group, then shoot the little right target it clears all hits and you can start over. It is the same as shooting real targets and it will work out to 50yards
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It shows the hit as it is hit then resets itself. You really do not need both the TLB-RT and the laser Trainer target. They serve the same function in slightly different ways. You will need a laser device of some sort for your weapon. I use the Laserlyte Laser Trainer which sends a laser signal from the gun to the target when it hears the hammer of the gun hit.
246476
Yes, it shows if you hit it and where. It resets itself. I use it to practice for my firearms currency and to prepare for my annual test.
715778
Yes...all the time. There could be dust around the laser eye or it could be a glitch. Sometimes cleaning the top with a cloth will help, sometimes just placing it back on its base and allowing it to "reset" itself will help.
1253351
Yes you can shoot at any target. Although, without Laser Trainer target you will not be able to track your hit placement.
2191540
I would call the customer service line at Tria. They are very helpful if you have questions. I believe the answer is definitely yes. It will do what more powerful lasers do but over a longer period of time. I am very pleased so far and have been using mine for about 8 weeks.
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I am not sure since I took off the Laser Max and installed a Crimson Trace. No problems with that one!
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.
1538808
Not at all (redundant).... TFOs are just sights, bright during the day, glow at night. But, they still are sights and you basically aim like normal. A laser is a point and shoot. Where ever the dot is, the round hits. You don't have to aim, (in a conventional sense anyway). Also, some say the intimidation factor of putting a red dot on some bad guy is reason enough.
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I use a LaserLyte Pistol Laser Trainer (9, 40, 45-Caliber) by LaserLyte. I like it because I can move it and use it with several of my guns. It works best with guns with an external hammer, because by hammer-cocking you can fire multiple times quicker. I cannot get good use of two targets when using my striker fired pistol. If you have another laser device that fires when the trigger releases, that would probably work.
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Yes. It is not a target aguisition laser however. It is a trigger stage/reset indicator. It is designed to help you prep the trigger before the first shot and reset between multiple shots. The shot laser indicates approxiately where your round would have hit. There is a switch on top of the slide that allows you to turn of the prep/reset laser. Hope this helped.
1253352
You can use anything for a target. It just shoots a laser light out for about 1/2 second. Where the light hits is where your point of aim is when you pulled the trigger.
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.
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Yes, to the 2nd part only. It responds to a firearm's hammer, which then triggers a split second laser beam you won't really see UNLESS it's on target - that target being a laser-sensitive one, which then reveals a hit wherever. I do not know of other such targets than the one/s you mention (I think the company makes several varieties for different responses to its laser firearms inserts). Hope this answers the question?
1855513
Don't think I mentioned- that the serial # is located on the top of the laser facing the rail. I had mentioned that my laser had a higher serial #but didn't have the CO in frt. I have no doubt Viridian can clarify.
1999535
Any target will work. Included targets are reflective but VERY small. Recommend you also consider the LaserLyte trainer target or reaction tyme target.
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I would suspect if your crimson laser is dead on, you won't see the flash of the laserlyte. But that in itself would be a very interesting exercise if it were me. I think the best thing it will do for you is help you pin-point the distances at which point your crimson laser becomes inaccurate. A mounted laser intersects the barrel at very specific distances. So if yours is dead on at say 20 feet, then the laserlyte trainer will show you how far off (if any) it is a 40 feet. It will definitely be off at some point. But at what distance and by how much. Be good info to know, and the laserlyte will provide you that feedback very quickly probably without even having to leave the house! I would suspect if your crimson laser is dead on, you won't see the flash of the laserlyte. But that in itself would be a very interesting exercise if it were me. I think the best thing it will do for you is help you pin-point the distances at which point your crimson laser becomes inaccurate. A mounted laser intersects the barrel at very specific distances. So if yours is dead on at say 20 feet, then the laserlyte trainer will show you how far off (if any) it is a 40 feet. It will definitely be off at some point. But at what distance and by how much. Be good info to know, and the laserlyte... » Read More I would suspect if your crimson laser is dead on, you won't see the flash of the laserlyte. But that in itself would be a very interesting exercise if it were me. I think the best thing it will do for you is help you pin-point the distances at which point your crimson laser becomes inaccurate. A mounted laser intersects the barrel at very specific distances. So if yours is dead on at say 20 feet, then the laserlyte trainer will show you how far off (if any) it is a 40 feet. It will definitely be off at some point. But at what distance and by how much. Be good info to know, and the laserlyte will provide you that feedback very quickly probably without even having to leave the house! « Show Less
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This cartridge laser, when inserted into the barrel of your firearm will allow you to set your scope by aligning the sights with the point that the laser strikes a target at a specified distance. it is not a perfect way to zero your sights, because the laser does not drop due to gravity like a real bullet would. but it is a great starting point, and it will allow you to rough site your scope without wasting boxes of ammo. Just make sure you have a rifle that uses this caliber of ammunition. Regards!
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This sight has no laser built in. It's a red bot only. The activation switch is mounted on the left side of the sight.