One SIRT pistol has dual red lasers the other has one red and one green is that the only difference in the prices of the two?
1331112
The one with the green laser is the pro model, it's laser is more visible in daylight, also it has a metal upper, instead of polymer. This gives the pro model a weight almost identical to a real glock.
1331113
The pro version has a metal slide and is 4oz heavier. The green laser is about 3 times brighter and suitable for daylight use.
1331114
i found out that only the red lasers activate the laser lyte targets, my sirt 110 with a green and red laser has to have the lasers swapped. the schematics in the description are wrong. we are still working on this. unfortunately i did not compare the two sirt pistols with each other and i do not know whether the red/red vs the red/green lasers are the only differece between the 2 sirts.
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The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and when they're using it, they can also see their results much more clear. The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and... » Read More The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and when they're using it, they can also see their results much more clear. « Show Less
1331116
Correct. The green laser allows for outdoor use as well. Higher quality depending on your intended use.
1441928
I don't know why the prices are different. They are the same type/color and sold by the same company. I purchased the cheapest one and it works great!
2266055
Yes, I bought some. Can't tell the difference with the one that came with the gun, either in operation or in looks.
379856
There appears to be no difference. The tactical one was more expensive at the time that I bought mine that's why I didn't get it. Get it before the price goes back up.
1689892
Hi. The difference is only the color and price. All other specifications are the same.
522420
I am pretty sure it's just the way the seller worded the ad. I have this laser and I am totally happy with it. I even put them on my pair of Glock 22's. (different part number). I am not sure if they are available with green yet, but I seriously doubt you'll be far enough away from the intended target to justify the extra cost. Make sure you order the laser for the correct generation Glock you own. Gen 4 lasers do not fit the earlier models and earlier model's (Gen 1,2 or 3) do not fit the gen 4!!! Follow the instructions carefully. It takes 3-5 minutes to install, if u already know how to break down your hand gun.
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The laser is sold separately from the pistol. The laser sells for around $89.00. The laser inserts into the pistol barrel and the diameter adjusts for different calibers. It can be used with a standard firearm. It works fine either way but the blue pistol eliminates dry firing an expensive handgun, which I believe to be a poor practice. It works very well as the laser is activated by sound and flashes each time the trigger is pulled. By watching closely one can see whether you hit point of aim. I think it is worth the money. If you want to get really snazzy a laser sensitive target is available which scores hits. Nearly $200.00--too pricey for me but probably neato.
1866180
If you buy the red SIRT, it can be used instead of the "lasertyme" gun with the popular light up line targets....an extra bonus
1868489
The Lasertyte that I received has a red beam. It is the smallest and most compact that I have ever seen. I'm sure that you can find the difference between the V3 and V4 on Google by entering "V3 and V4 LaserLyte comparison". I'm considering purchasing another.
2265623
The flashlight head removes and is replaced with the green laser head. It's one or the other.
1706734
This is the proprietary one. It works fine. I might sell the gun it's mounted to though, but the laser is fine.
1783460
Yes - but they are 2 separate heads. I keep the laser on mine at all times. For the price, there's no better laser on the market. Mine has been flawless.
102416
It is red. The temp has been below zero here off and on for a month and my laser is stored in these elements. The laser still functions well and shines bright and precise. Finding a holster can be difficult though for some models.
425517
The $99 one is a red laser, and has less visibilty in full light of day than the green laser. I personally used this one at 100 yards in full light and saw the laser on the target with spotting scope. I have used the red laser and it can be hard to see at 25 yards in daylight. The $99 is also smaller and doesnt always fit the end of the barrel snuggly when using the proper ring for your caliber of weapon. One other thing i have found the green laser to be highly accurate and with the red i have had to make adjustments when shooting at target after boresighting with it.
237058
Red, and not very powerful at it. It is the only flaw of the product in my opinion. With a powerful green laser it would have been perfect
794604
You might want to look at this:NcStar Pistol and Rifle Green Laser with Weaver Mount Pressure SwitchNcStar Pistol and Rifle Green Laser with Weaver Mount Pressure Switch (APRLSMG)
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I couldn't find the difference. Looks like there may be just a price difference between vendors.