When you "rack" the handgun does this training laser eject?
931555
No. You place the "lazer bullet" into the opened port. Then rack the slide with each shot. The bullet stays in place until done. To remove use a pencil or similar. Lots of fun and helps accuracy .
931556
No. To Remove it I insert a pencil and and push the trainer out with the rubber eraser end.
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.
931558
No, neither my S&W; Shield nor my Glock 26 will eject the lase module. I just push it out the breach with the eraser end of a pencil.
1463817
No the Laser does not interfer with the weapon's trigger. I would highly recommend night sights and this laser is just a bonus. Both are very useful, but if I could only afford one it would be night sights.
961233
Yes when you take it out of your pocket it is ready to fire and when you grip the gun the laser comes on and you just pull the trigger.
74479
i've had mine for about a year and so far so good. No it won't activate the laser. The holster is a paddle style and is a little big for the front pocket, unless you have big front pockets........
493034
It's easy enough to find out for yourself. Using the laserlyte is just the same as dry firing, so whatever you have to do to get the firing pin to strike, that's what you have to do to actuate the Laserlyte.
1331114
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.
786540
No. You have to cock it with the other hand each time. Even doing slam fire you need two hands.
1242289
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.
1893235
Yes and no, the laser is not completely exact in it's aiming point, but pretty close. The real advantage is that it will show you your trigger control errors. If you pull the trigger evenly, the laser will shoot only a dot. If you torque the gun while pulling the trigger, it will display a line as you've moved the gun while pulling the trigger. This really helped me in my stance, handhold and trigger control which resulted in much better shooting scores.
984582
hey matt i read about the problem closing bolt they said dont close bolt because it will stick and the ejector will rip thru the soft rim on the cartredge and the laser will really be stuck in chamber ,,,,,,,,it works fine if you dont close bolt all the way ,,,,,it still would be nice if it had a on off switch!!!!
1077928
You need to cock the gun each time you want to fire. Also, the safety automatically engages each time, so you also have to press that off.
193225
Yes correct you would have to remove your finger from the trigger to operate the laser
46737
No,my holster turns it off when I holster it,my holster is made for a rugerlc9 with a lasermax
458049
Yes, squeezing the trigger releases it from the current position. Also, there is a wing nut on the back of the pistol grip that allows you to control how tight it holds its position. You can also use this wing nut to set the position of the grip (loosen it to move to the position you want then tighten).
1173671
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.
1299377
Laser is attached to gun's lower frame's rail and it fits flush with the front of the frame and the slide. I think, It should not interfere with the barrel and slide compensator.
2114027
No. We have lots of them and they never set it off. I have also found out it never detects hand held laser speed guns until the cop pulls the trigger. So this helps if you are not in the front of the pack and they are shooting someone else. I saw a motorcycle cop and braked way before this went off. It is a helpful gadget, but not perfect.