TTRIGGER Dry Fire Training Magazine for Glock G43X/48 - Firearm Training Audible & Tactile Trigger Simulation Mag - NOT Compatible with Glock 43 or Laser Cartridges

I'm in advanced pistol training courses now and we have to do rapid fire. A lot of the drills require multiple trigger pulls. My instructor was not aware of any dry fire training mags for Glock 43x, so this might be the first of its kind.A couple of things:1. You really have to give it a good "palm slap" to get it in there good (as they state in their directions)2. The first time I got it in there, I didn't know what to expect. I could tell it wasn't quite working as expected as nothing was really happening when I pulled the trigger. So I followed their instructions for fine-tuning it. What I had to do was get a very small phillips head screwdriver (like the ones you would use to open up a laptop, etc..) and I had to turn the screw 1/8 inch clockwise. That was what their instructions said. After that, I put the mag back in, and this time the trigger seemed to reset.3. It comes with various springs for different amounts of pressure you desire. The one it came installed with seemed to be just about exactly how my stock trigger feels, so I didn't need to change anything.4. It says it was made in Israel, so, it's not a cheap Chinese piece of junk.5. Also, I can have a barrel block inserted into the chamber while this training mag is in and they don't interfere with each other.I'd recommend it. Buy once, cry once, get better at training while remaining safe.

This is good for dry fire training. Dry firing is an important part of marksmanship training. This does require sone adjustment but once adjusted works well. It is well made, fits a Glock 43x and worth its price.

has a crisp trigger and is loud enough to hear. It protects your striker. It fit my g43x. I am happy with my purchase, good value for your dollar.

Glock 43x.Very hard to insert. Was afraid I was going to break the gun, but finally got it in.Could barely pull the trigger fir the first click, but works pretty good after that.The magazine extends about 1.5 inches below the bottom of the gun. Makes getting a proper grip hard because my support hand keeps hitting the mag.I'm going to use it to practice my draw and first "shot", but it will not totally transfer over to the real thing.

Do not waste your money and time with this product. The magazine will not work as described and the majority of the time you will have a hard time inserting the magazine.

Dry Fire Training Magazine for Glock G43X/48I hope everyone has seen police movies where the recruits at the academy whip out a pistol of one sort or another and start to dry fire it. This is a real event, for very real reasons, and I obtained this for those. Namely, I have to be familiar with my weapon. That involves the obvious, loading, cleaning, replacing the mag, trigger pull (tight, loose, hair) and every other characteristic about that piece. Learning how a weapon fires even in simulation is far better than just grabbing it twice per year to hit the range. Next, trigger fingers, believe it or not, require training, and the only way I know of to do that is to actually "fire" a weapon. Bullets are expensive. This dry fire simulator is not, in comparison. I had to adjust this per the instructions to get my unit to "fire" as I am accustomed to, and the mag required FAR more force to insert and seat than do the metal clips I am used to. Beyond that, this is an excellent training tool for novice or professional who is serious about the (awful) potential for having to use a weapon for real.At close to $100 this is a fine if a bit expensive addition to my training tool set. I see a coupon on just now for an added few dollars off; provided you own or use a Glock G43X/48 this is an excellent choice. Please take note this will NOT necessarily fit any other weapon.An STG Synergies BTN Enterprises Review!

With the prices of blaster ammo, it’s been hard to get reps in at the range. That’s what makes this dry fire trainer really cool. Work on your trigger pull without spending a ton of cash. Here are my thoughts:Pros:- works great with my g48- adjustable to mimick your trigger pull. I was able to match my aftermarket trigger with an included spring.- easy to get lots of pulls in, no messing with the slide to reset triggerCons:- read directions carefullyThis is a great tool that will help keep your pull consistent and save you a lot of money. I use it in front of the TV and pretend to get the bad guys.

Makes dry fire a breeze. Does it job well. Doesn't cost too much. Fits perfect. Love it.