Does this product work with the Laserlyte Reaction Tyme and Training Targets?
921609
Yes, BUT... It works great with the training target (which is how I use it). For the Reaction Tyme targets, I would have to rack my slide really fast. It may work better for you depending on what you use it in.
921610
I wish I could answer that. I bought the laser only and an using reflective targets I had here at home. I did have to put a small amount of hot glue on the switch for the firing pin of my Sig p250 to turn it on consistently.
921611
Yes. I use it in my S&W; mdl 59 with my Laserlyte target. I also use my SIRT gun with Laserlyte. Problem with using with a Glock is that you have to cock slide each time. S&W; is dbl action.
921612
That's what it's made for. You won't regret it. I'm a dead on shot now, never miss dry fire or real. Within 2 inchs at 25 yards at fast draw.
921613
I don't have the Reaction Tyme Target yet but I do have the Training Target and the 9mm Trainer Cartridge and let me assure you, this is, in my opinion, the best product line on the market. I live in Nebraska so my target shooting in the winter months is very limited. These products allow me to still keep sharp during the foul weather months. I will have the Reaction Tyme Trainer in the near future. I hope this helps your decision!
405709
No sure about specific shotgun. I suggest contacting LaserLyte customer services to be sure. If not, they likely will have a solution.
389022
We only used it for pistol training with the laserlyte pistol, so perhaps best chat to manufacturer. Be careful on the reconditioned ones on Amazon. We tried for separate purchases and had to return all as still defective.
423160
Yes it will but don't try both laser and light it won't work. That's what I bought it for and was somewhat disappointed. Good for the range but not concealed, too bulky. Try the focus robot or fobus paddle instead. I hope this helped.
2257227
NO. The laser is a separate purchase. use the LaserLyte Pistol Laser Trainer LaserLyte Pistol Laser Trainer (9, 40, 45-Caliber)
624723
If it is not a laser cartiride like the ones from LaserLyte then no. It will not work with the oull of the trigger. It does work with most red laser pointers orred laser attachments to a pistol or rifle, however, those don't operate when the trigger system of a firearm is used. That is not what they are designed for.
656809
Yes. I used mine for dry fire practice on regular targets. The green laser shows up well up to 15 yards on a light colored target. At 25 yards it gets harder to see. Notice I say "used mine". My trigger stopped working correctly a month ago and I cannot get in contact with the company. I have emailed them, sent the proper warranty paperwork all with no response. I have called the company several times only to get a recording. I don't know what is going on with the company but right now I have a fancy paperweight.
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.
1983754
I have the red/red SIRT trainer; works just fine, but this target is extremely small. It's about a 2" x 3" rectangle.
1744827
I don't believe that the particular gun is the problem. I tried the Laserlyte in my Sig 229 and it failed after 9 or 10 trigger pulls. The reviews reflect that problem does exist for some. The good news is you can always send it back.
1423686
This is the target to be used with laser ammo that you have loaded into your firearm. You can only use laser ammo on this target or the target will be destroyed. Hope this helps
226211
Not familiar with the tanfloglio but I think any laser lite will work with this. These will be ok alone or you can add one of Laserlytes other targets for more options. I have these and the larger target but any of hem are fun alone also
389021
I do not know exactly but I do know that the company that makes this item also makes one for shotguns but if you want to know more go towww.laserlyte.com
1893233
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
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.
226212
Sorry about my previous incomplete answer. I was assuming he had a laser training pistol. You will also need a laser emitting device such as this. LaserLyte Pistol Laser Trainer (9, 40, 45-Caliber)
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.