Laser Training Cartridge/Laser Target Suitable for Dry Fire Training, Laser Bullet with Spare Accessories

I did use a more expensive device for pistol training and it failed. I chose to try one of these because of the cost. I received it and I was impressed by the quality. It worked so well that I ordered a different caliber and the two were still less expensive than ordering one of my original device. Yes, these are a good deal and I have not had any problems so far. Replacement parts are also part of the kit that comes with each laser. The fit is snug which makes them more accurate. I would by these again in a heart beat. With the cost of ammunition these are a great way to practice and save money.

I bought it for indoor target practice, it works great. The dot was a couple of inches off from laser and iron sights, but by rotating the laser cartridge inside the chamber it brought it close enough to being spot on. I suspect every time it gets loaded for practice, rotating may be part of the process.

I own this trainer in .40, and now in .45 and I like it a lot. I have the G-sight brand in other calibers and this has the same ease of use and accuracy as they do. Other negative reviews will mention things like the accuracy, the fact that it "doesn't fit" or "It didn't come with grease", and "it got stuck in my barrel". I read a few that mentioned it doesn't work with certain apps, but those apps are free so you can try them until you find one that works, or just use your eyes and look where it hits.Accuracy- keep in mind this is not a precision bore sight, and even more expensive brands could have a little drift in the laser if it's dropped or something.Fit- the o-rings are designed to keep the cartridge tight in the chamber and centered- the instructions literally say to use a pencil to pop it out, so that is not a flaw (my g-sight ones are the same way)Grease- bear in mind that the instructions are translated from Chinese so grease just means oil. You don't need special grease, you just need to rub a little gun oil on the o-rings. If you don't have this on hand, you shouldn't have guns since you don't know how to maintain them.Overall there is nothing wrong with this product, and if you want to save a few bucks over name brand, give it a shot. Even the expensive ones can be flawed or damaged. If yours isn't spot on accurate, keep a mental note of where it hits, adjust aim, and save sighting in for live ammo. It's well made, durable, and way cheaper to train with or maybe the only way you can easily train in winter (like for those of us in MN). Also keep in mind as far as accuracy, with no recoil you may be more accurate with a laser, but you may have bad habits with live ammo (I used to, happens to a lot of ppl). You just have to learn the difference and make up for it. Try using the targets that tell you what you're doing wrong if you're off center- they help.

So......we don't get a whole lot of time at the range, this allows us to train and teach from the comfort of our house. It works! It super works! You can see on the sensor where the laser hits and it even gives a nice light metal ring sound effect if you so desire. I personally think this thing is great! Get it for fun, get it for practice, get it to teach your kids or wife or anyone whom wants to learn how to aim and hit a target. No regrets whatsoever buying this and I ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND BUYING YOURSELF THIS PRODUCT.

Bought the 9mm version. Worked fine in my PX4, but the laser bullet fits too loosely in my CZ75- it just moves forward with each trigger pull until the laser is too far forward to "fire". I have it now in an IWI gun and it works fine in that as well, so be advised it's hit or miss (har har). Knowing that, I am considering buying a couple more in the different calibers, when you get a gun it will work with it improves dry fire training immensely. If you are considering getting one, I recommend you use it in a DA/SA gun as you won't have to rack the slide every time you want to pull the trigger.

Makes dryfire practicing much more fun. Hits get a response beyond a hole in a piece of paper. Easy to use. Sensitivity can be adjusted for various lighting conditions, but mostly for use indoors. Bright lighting, such as outdoors, can cause false "hits." In addition to just plain fun and games, this target allows safely practicing home defense maneuvers in your own home with your own firearm. (Note: We are using this target with laser cartridges from other companies and they work fine.)

I purchased this primarily as a bore sight.It worked with my Sig, but not with my Bersa Thunder.The switch does not work with my Bersa Thunder.I tried multiple things, but nothing worked.I could not get the bore sight to come on, when chambered in the Bersa.I had to order a new bore sight, one that is constantly on, once closed with batteries inserted.As noted, it worked with my Sig, but no guarantee that it will work with other .380 models.

Packaged perfect, batteries are already put together in 3s to aid in installation, and you get 3 sets ,plus another hammer sensor just in case. Great for any pistolman.

This has helped me do more training