The product description says this is laser ammo. But it looks like a target, not ammo. Can you please explain how this works? Do you need a laser gun or can you use it with a real gun like some laser ammo? I'm looking for laser ammo to use with a real...
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This is the target to be used with laser ammo that you have loaded into your firearm. You can only use laser ammo on this target or the target will be destroyed. Hope this helps
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I believe the target will respond to any laser. However, it's a lot of fun and good practice to use a laser device which activates every time you pull the trigger.
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Gordon, I bought mine a year ago or so. It is a red laser, fits awesome on my MP shield 9mm. I have a CCW and usually carry my gun all day. No problems so far.
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The laser light remains on after each trigger pull on my Ruger SR9C. The only way I have found to reset is to cock the slide. It doesn't work with the laserlyte target because since the laser stays on it records multiple strikes. I still find it useful on dry fire practice with a paper target.
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It is a little difficult to adjust. I've had this problem with other brands and models. The two screws only control (or hold) 2 sides of each axis of the laser diode. The other 2 sides are controlled by springs pressing against the diode. You have to adjust each screw at the same time to get it on target. I adjusted mine to where it is dead on. So it can be done with a little time and patience. It took me 10 minutes at the most to zero mine in. And as every other model, after so many shots fired ( 50+ ) it needs to be readjusted. You can improve this by using Loc-Tite on the threads to prevent the screws from backing out ( or loosening). Using this product will make it a little more difficult to turn the adjustment tool. This only means the product is doing its job. A little extra: using a bore sight laser ( one that is the same shape has the ammo you are using and will chamber like a live round) will help a lot to sight in your new laser sight. The bore laser is zeroed in at the factory with special machines that ensure its dead center with the barrel and won't offset.
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Did you already purchase the laser pistol? I have two but, I am having more accurate practice using laserlyte laser amo and laserlyte targets. I get to use my real pistol with the laserlyte amo. The laserlyte target will work with both. The target is great practice but the plinker cans are more fun since the fall when you score a hit.
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This is my "home training" device. I use it in my Glock 22 and 23. When it "fires" the firing pin strikes the laser switch and sends out a laser pulse. This does three things for me: 1) no dry firing (or related need for maint); 2) lets me know where my shot would have hit; 3) lets me "see" my trigger press (the laser smears if not steady). I went from "middle of the pack" qualifying to being one of the top qualifiers. My first shots are now among my best shots. Plus, time from holster to an accurate shot has reduced very measurably.Don't know about the other stuff, as I use this, almost exclusively in my oversize garage with my Glocks and silhouette targets... nothing else.Hope this helps. This is my "home training" device. I use it in my Glock 22 and 23. When it "fires" the firing pin strikes the laser switch and sends out a laser pulse. This does three things for me: 1) no dry firing (or related need for maint); 2) lets me know where my shot would have hit; 3) lets me "see" my trigger press (the laser smears if not steady). I went from "middle of the pack" qualifying to being one of the top qualifiers. My first shots are now among my best shots. Plus, time from holster to an accurate shot has reduced very measurably.Don't... » Read More This is my "home training" device. I use it in my Glock 22 and 23. When it "fires" the firing pin strikes the laser switch and sends out a laser pulse. This does three things for me: 1) no dry firing (or related need for maint); 2) lets me know where my shot would have hit; 3) lets me "see" my trigger press (the laser smears if not steady). I went from "middle of the pack" qualifying to being one of the top qualifiers. My first shots are now among my best shots. Plus, time from holster to an accurate shot has reduced very measurably.Don't know about the other stuff, as I use this, almost exclusively in my oversize garage with my Glocks and silhouette targets... nothing else.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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This cartridge laser, when inserted into the barrel of your firearm will allow you to set your scope by aligning the sights with the point that the laser strikes a target at a specified distance. it is not a perfect way to zero your sights, because the laser does not drop due to gravity like a real bullet would. but it is a great starting point, and it will allow you to rough site your scope without wasting boxes of ammo. Just make sure you have a rifle that uses this caliber of ammunition. Regards!
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In most home defense situations engagement happens in less than 20' and a laser will not be too effective. Save your money for quality home defense ammo!
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It looks like there is a dovetail in front of the rear sight. You could mount a red dot. However it would move with the the slide when you cock the gun..not sure how accurate it would be..its more of a 'fun gun' for short range tin can plinking..
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You chamber it into your rifle barrel as if it was a bullet. It shines a laser through your bore and out the muzzle. You put it on something "x" amount of yards away and you set your scope to the dot so that your scope is sighted.
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The trick here is to get the Laserlyte far enough down the barrel. After putting it back in following an actual shooting session, I didn't take my time and didn't get it far enough down the barrel. Broke the switch after about three shots. Laserlyte replaced it free of charge, including shipping both ways. Worked fine, before and after said incidentI highly suggest eyeballing a regular round seating in the barrel, then putting the Laserlyte just a skosh further down. Pricey, but you get a great product and great service. Just sent my stepbrother one for his .45's. He seems to like it as much as I do. The trick here is to get the Laserlyte far enough down the barrel. After putting it back in following an actual shooting session, I didn't take my time and didn't get it far enough down the barrel. Broke the switch after about three shots. Laserlyte replaced it free of charge, including shipping both ways. Worked fine, before and after said incidentI highly suggest eyeballing a regular round seating in the barrel, then putting the Laserlyte just a skosh further down. Pricey, but you get a great product and great service. Just sent my stepbrother one for his .45's. He seems to... » Read More The trick here is to get the Laserlyte far enough down the barrel. After putting it back in following an actual shooting session, I didn't take my time and didn't get it far enough down the barrel. Broke the switch after about three shots. Laserlyte replaced it free of charge, including shipping both ways. Worked fine, before and after said incidentI highly suggest eyeballing a regular round seating in the barrel, then putting the Laserlyte just a skosh further down. Pricey, but you get a great product and great service. Just sent my stepbrother one for his .45's. He seems to like it as much as I do. « Show Less
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It is a bore sighting laser which means it fits in the bore. It has different attachments for different calibers. It is not a laser sight! I do not recommend this at all. It caused several of my rifles to become wildly off target and I wasted a of of ammo. There are much better bore sighters around but you will have to locate them. Best is to bench fire to sight in.
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You insert the product much like a .233 cartridge into your rifle. When the laser is on, it will project a dot on the target for as an accurate way to sight your scope. It will allow you to at least get you on paper to fine tune the scope. I've used this for adjustments at 25, 50 and 100 yards with no problem.
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it worked good at first on my sons mossburg tactical ar .22. after about 500 rounds it got to were I had to re-site it in every time he used it. also it uses batteries like crazy and the laser is not hardly visible in the day lite unless your in the shade. this was as crapy as the mossburg it was mounted on and I sold them both as fast as I could! hope this helps you answer a few extra questions you may have had.
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I would recommend using the .22 Trap for what it was designed to do. I realize that there are built in safety parameters regarding product penetration, but why risk it? It is best to be safe. Plus save some money on the basic .22 LR ammo. Ron E.
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I asked Lasermax what would work with my M11-A1 and received this:Hi Alan,The laser which will work for this is actually the LMS-2291 and it is for the Sig P229. We have tested and sold these in the past and I know we have had no issues with the laser fitting and working correctly and I have attached some additional information below on the product. If you have any questions, please let me know and I will be happy to help.https://www.lasermax.com/ProductDetails/tabid/127/ProductID/307/Default.aspxThank you,Brandon MorabitoLaserMaxCustomer Service3495 Winton PlaceRochester, NY 14623800-527-3703 ext. 332bmorabito@lasermax.com I asked Lasermax what would work with my M11-A1 and received this:Hi Alan,The laser which will work for this is actually the LMS-2291 and it is for the Sig P229. We have tested and sold these in the past and I know we have had no issues with the laser fitting and working correctly and I have attached some additional information below on the product. If you have any questions, please let me know and I will be happy to help.https://www.lasermax.com/ProductDetails/tabid/127/ProductID/307/Default.aspxThank you,Brandon MorabitoLaserMaxCustomer... » Read More I asked Lasermax what would work with my M11-A1 and received this:Hi Alan,The laser which will work for this is actually the LMS-2291 and it is for the Sig P229. We have tested and sold these in the past and I know we have had no issues with the laser fitting and working correctly and I have attached some additional information below on the product. If you have any questions, please let me know and I will be happy to help.https://www.lasermax.com/ProductDetails/tabid/127/ProductID/307/Default.aspxThank you,Brandon MorabitoLaserMaxCustomer Service3495 Winton PlaceRochester, NY 14623800-527-3703 ext. 332bmorabito@lasermax.com « Show Less