Can you turn of the target acquisition laser and only use the "shot" laser on the $195 model?
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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.
782891
Yes, they do make the option for both type lasers for an LC9. You may have to go to their web site to specify what you want, however check out my review.
76321
Don't see why not. But, be aware you may not be able to see the laser on target, as the v of the rest 'may' get in the way. Hope this helps.
1061875
Yes, you can. I don't know what brand/model you bought, but it's possible (at least striker-fired) that you only need to pull the slide back far enough to reset the trigger -vs- pulling all the way to eject the 'round'. These are great little tools, especially in your situation. I would suggest that you find a range for live fire action, even a training class to get some live self-defense training. Enjoy!!
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Sure you can. And actually that's what I did before. However, I don't quite suggest this combo cuz it didn't work very well. My red dot started having problem after bout 200 rounds, and the magnifier was not that easy to slide to slide. Anyway I changed to Primary Arm PAC 4X, this scope is way better, personal opinion.
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i found out that only the red lasers activate the laser lyte targets, my sirt 110 with a green and red laser has to have the lasers swapped. the schematics in the description are wrong. we are still working on this. unfortunately i did not compare the two sirt pistols with each other and i do not know whether the red/red vs the red/green lasers are the only differece between the 2 sirts.
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The batteries last a while, but yes, they can be changed... See page 6 of the manual here: http://www.nextleveltraining.com/sites/default/files/resources/SIRT%20110%20Pro%20Trainer%20Manual.pdf There are 2 Lasers - one red which comes on when you put light pressure on the trigger (prep), and one green, which displays above the red when you squeeze the trigger (break). You don't need a special screen, you can display on any surface. I don't know what the actual distance is, but I've used this on a 50' range with no difficulties. Hope this helps...
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No. The Stinger upgrade is not compatible. If you have the M6 combo light+laser, you can upgrade to the Insight Technology LED unit. The LED is so bright that it may be difficult to see the laser dot. You also can adjust the light beam from 'flood' to 'spot'.
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Any Red Laser light will register as hit. If aiming light is on it will register every time it crosses target Even Red pointer laser will set it off.
1652513
Yes you can. However I returned the one I bought as the edges were out of focus. Maybe I just got a defective one... I don't know!
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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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Must be sighted in. It has instructions, but mine pointed to the wrong adjustment screws. Lucky for me I have used lasers before and knew which screws are used for windage and elevation. I love mine. Target acquisition is much faster with this laser. I use mine on a pistol.
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Michael:Yes, but you must download the newest software update from the website. --Its Free! The unit does not keep a running tally of shots hit.Chipshot
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The laser is sold separately from the pistol. The laser sells for around $89.00. The laser inserts into the pistol barrel and the diameter adjusts for different calibers. It can be used with a standard firearm. It works fine either way but the blue pistol eliminates dry firing an expensive handgun, which I believe to be a poor practice. It works very well as the laser is activated by sound and flashes each time the trigger is pulled. By watching closely one can see whether you hit point of aim. I think it is worth the money. If you want to get really snazzy a laser sensitive target is available which scores hits. Nearly $200.00--too pricey for me but probably neato.
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The LaserLyte target only shows hits from a red laser on a SIRT gun from Next Level Training, and the continuous red from the "trigger break" laser DOES show up as a sloppy pattern of hits. For my SIRT, I've got red/green (red laser at trigger break, green as the shot) and only the red records. I'll be trying to swap the lasers so that the green is for the trigger break and the red is for the shot in order to have the trigger break be invisible while the shot records...
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You can set it up for one shot operation, which sounds like what you want. I know it can be triggered with a switch or something external, but I'm not using it like that so I'm not sure how that is set up.
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No. You will need the cord. You may be able to purchase a separate push on/off button for the laser, but it does not come with one.