do these save your shot history like the original LaserLyte?
938609
I've never attempted to do that. I was hoping maybe the shot placement would be shown for strings of certain length. It doesn't, unless there is something extra about it that I haven't seen yet.
938610
No they just beep twice and flash when hit. The other is a 3 to 7 sec timer mode
938611
No they are more for speed training, they light up then you have a certain amount of time to hit them, then they flash if you make a hit.
1893238
Yes. As mentioned earlier you will be able to quickly determine bullet impact at distances other than your mounted laser site. Remember, if you buy Laserlyte targets your mounted laser will set them off.
280130
I am not sure since I took off the Laser Max and installed a Crimson Trace. No problems with that one!
175844
Almost no difference. Varying models have come out at different times is my understanding. The sure shot has a laser dot on the side of it
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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
542284
I have had my LaserMax Sight in my Glock 19 for well over a year now and I have not noticed any difference in performance. I would estimate that I have put well over 100 rounds through this weapon since installing the laser. No complaints.
215330
It looks like the same body type so it should work. The Laserlyte has a list of guns that it fits.
968222
No... i did it and it worked great. I didn't need a new one. Worked very well. Still in use today. It feels like the was more in the refill than what came in the original.
1047482
I have shot without emptying the cartridge and shot again the following day on the same co2 cartridge without noticing any leaks until empty.. Hope that helps
1887103
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...
1173668
I have used the Laserlyte Laset Trainer In a 40 cal pistol and it works well, instead Of dry firing. I have not use it with the pistols mentioned or with the reaction targets.
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.
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.
1930454
I've had mine in my Glock G36 going on 11yrs now and i'm just now changing the batteries. I target practice with this once in awhile, and is my conceal carry. I don't use the laser much, target practice a little, and turning it on to make sure all is good. I noticed the laser fading some, so finally changing these batteries. I had mine installed when I bought the pistol. I will say this, buy the best batteries you can, it's well worth it
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I read one review from an individual with a Taurus 85 protector. He said it worked fine. Best bet would be to contact LaserLyte and ask them. Have you checked with Crimson Trace? I have their lasers on everything else I own includind a Taurus Judge, Taurus .38 special Ultralite and a Ruger .38 special LCR. Since they did not make one for my Taurus model 66 .357 magnum, I went with the LaserLyte. The LaserLyte comes with several mounting plates to allow it to be mounted on many Taurus and Smith & Wesson revolvers. Again, your best bet is to do like I did and contact the manufacturer for your application. I read one review from an individual with a Taurus 85 protector. He said it worked fine. Best bet would be to contact LaserLyte and ask them. Have you checked with Crimson Trace? I have their lasers on everything else I own includind a Taurus Judge, Taurus .38 special Ultralite and a Ruger .38 special LCR. Since they did not make one for my Taurus model 66 .357 magnum, I went with the LaserLyte. The LaserLyte comes with several mounting plates to allow it to be mounted on many Taurus and Smith & Wesson revolvers. Again, your best bet is to do like I did and contact the manufacturer for your... » Read More I read one review from an individual with a Taurus 85 protector. He said it worked fine. Best bet would be to contact LaserLyte and ask them. Have you checked with Crimson Trace? I have their lasers on everything else I own includind a Taurus Judge, Taurus .38 special Ultralite and a Ruger .38 special LCR. Since they did not make one for my Taurus model 66 .357 magnum, I went with the LaserLyte. The LaserLyte comes with several mounting plates to allow it to be mounted on many Taurus and Smith & Wesson revolvers. Again, your best bet is to do like I did and contact the manufacturer for your application. « Show Less
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Laserlyte does make a cartridge for the .22. Like the Pro Model it fits in the end of the barrel and works off of sound. I have one and it works ok.
1992835
Yes it does. It is a loud click because the laser is activated by the clicking. It actually feels like a slightly heavy trigger on a real weapon. I have found that the heavier pull on the laserlyte gun makes my real shooting even more accurate because the trigger feels lighter. I also took the gun apart and added some metal weights inside to match the weight of my handgun.