Advanced Laser Training Cartridge

I bought this with their target system. Very easy to use and fits the .177 calibre pistols and rifle very well

I purchased this for my 9mm pistol. As you can see in the photo it didn't fit my 9mm yet I purchased the one for 9mm. So while trying to put it in it got stuck and scratched up and damaged my barrel. I most likely won't be able to replace the barrel since now there is a ban on the sale of hand guns in canada. And since I have to travel to the post office to return it I have to drive a 3.5hr round trip costing me more in gas then what I paid for it plus my time. Very very unsatisfied customer!**UPDATE**Amazon was useless when trying to get accommodation. So I searched out the company on line and I emailed the general email. Within an hour I got a response and and immediately every one of my concerns resolved. Apparently my Girsan MC9 9mm is the second one he has come across that has a barrel that is snug,a little to snug.The other was a CZ can't recall which one he said.AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICEAMAZING PRODUCTI Will be a returning Customer!

I have been considering getting a firearm. I've rented a few different handguns at a local range to see what might fit my large hands the best, but at $100 a session for range fee/weapon rental/ammunition that adds up much too quickly. I did learn that a full sized 1911 fits me reasonably well, especially if I could put spacers under the grips (which is certainly possible)I picked up a Springfield Armory 1911 Mil-Spec bb gun to play around with, and it is an adequate representation of the real deal. Reasonably accurate up to about 10 yards. Costs are way more reasonable than purchasing real ammo, but it would be nice to be able to practice shooting without the noise. That's where this laser comes in.Most of the laser devices I've found were either cartridges of various calibers or ones that clipped to a picatinny rail. There are no laser cartridges in a .177 caliber (bb size) and my bb gun does not have a picatinny rail. The only reasonable option would be a laser that slides into the front of the barrel.And this product is just about perfect. It slides into the front of the barrel and is held on with magnets. It briefly flashes the laser when it senses the sound of the trigger. Certainly seems like it's lined up almost perfectly with the barrel and all of my shots are grouped in a surprisingly small area. I'm sure the grouping will get tighter as I improve. I have no reason to believe that there's any play in the laser, at least once it's properly inserted into the barrel.In my case, the bb gun has a smooth barrel rather than the usual rifled one. The laser could be just a hair tighter in there. Also, the end of the barrel has a much larger opening, likely to make it look more like an authentic 1911. The magnet on the laser really doesn't hold onto the front of the gun very well and I need to push the laser back in every now and again. But, I'm not holding that against this laser product. I'm sure it would work very well with .177 pellet guns that weren't trying to look like a .45 ACP handgun. Eventually I'll make a metal plug for the barrel with a small hole in the center. That should give the laser more material for its magnets to attach to, and I'm sure it'll work perfectly then.For the most part I'm using an app to show how well I'm shooting. I found one I'm happy to start with, although there are a number that I downloaded and have yet to try. But even without any app, the red laser dot flash can easily show you what you were aiming at when you pulled the trigger. Works well for general plinking around the home or yard.This is a very nice device that comes in many different caliber sizes. If your handgun or rifle can be safely dry fired, this is a great way to practice your aiming and trigger pulls without having to go to the range. It's also easier to install than probably most cartridge versions, and aims exactly as the barrel does, unlike those lasers that attach above or below the barrel.Well worth the cost.

Strumento che aiuta a perfezionare quelle tecniche di base del tiro, da verificare poi al poligono

Es gibt leider keine günstigere Alternative, da es keine 22LR Laser-Laufpatrone gibt. Ist dafür aber sehr präzise und funktioniert bei jedem Schuss.

First thing is the price. It costs more than double of a normal laser cartridge.If it worked reliably you could still live with it, because there are no other Caliber.22 cartridges.The biggest problem is that it goes of while recocking the bolt EVERY TIME, but not every time you shoot.Even if you put the rifle away from the target, cock the bolt action, wait (or it will not work if you are too fast) and point it back on the target, aim and shoot. It ruins every score/time!!!So there is no way that professionals use this. Don't believe a word they tell us in their discription.Just use a different gun/caliber for training and don't buy this one, because it is technically impossible to achieve a realistic and fast time with this product.