Keads has a good post up on his experiences using various lasers for dry-fire practice. I've been a big advocate ever since I got my first set of CTC grips on a J-frame back in '03 or so; I largely credit them with teaching me how to pull a double-action trigger and actually hit what I'm aiming at.
On a related note: That LaserLyte wall target looks awesome. Do want. (Especially since they don't make a SIRT for the M&P yet, which gives me a sad.)
According to ToddG's SHOT report the M&P SIRT is to be introduced 1st Qtr 2012...
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Uncle posted a link to a new S&W marketing campaign, new stuff should be getting "magnetized" to it.
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ReplyDeleteAll my experience with the firearms industry has taught me to not tally up unhatched chickens. ;)
The LaserLyte laser "cartridge" and the LaserLyte target have been very, very good to me.
ReplyDeleteI'll second what Tango Juliet said. The LaserLyte target is aces. Nothing like setting up your living room as your own (quiet and lead-free) shooting gallery...
ReplyDeleteI hear they are working on the shark mounted version. Just need a schematic to figure out how to get a buzzer and timer for time to first hit on the thing!
ReplyDeleteI bet they will not give me one however.
I work for a large online retailer that sells LaserLyte products. If you buy this please make sure the seller has a solid return policy. The QC on this stuff seems less than stellar.
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