Dry Fire Training | Laser Kits w/ Targets

[KashMone]

Hey all - afternoon!

Anyone have any suggestions for any good at home dry fire training kits that have laser bullets and targets that you can use with your phone and all?

Started poking around on the internet and things like the iTarget and MantisX solutions come up, but I wanted to see what other folks are using as well.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Blaster229]

Yes. All the suggestions can easily be found using the search feature. Poke around here. Because you are going to get the same options the internet gave you, since this is the internet.

 

[KashMone]

Yes. All the suggestions can easily be found using the search feature. Poke around here. Because you are going to get the same options the internet gave you, since this is the internet.

Heh - good point. :-P

 

[Blaster229]

Heh - good point. :-P

Seriously tho, it's just going to be the same 3 or 4 options. I like the SIRT pistols, but they are the more expensive option.

 

[KashMone]

For this thread not to go too far off, here's an existing thread I found (which I should have done first - apologies):

https://www.mdshooters.com/threads/laser-dry-fire-pistol-training-aid-which-one-is-best.270677/

 

[Blaster229]

For this thread not to go too far off, here's an existing thread I found (which I should have done first - apologies):

https://www.mdshooters.com/threads/laser-dry-fire-pistol-training-aid-which-one-is-best.270677/

We just like to bust gonads sometimes. Me more than others I think

 

[KashMone]

We just like to bust gonads sometimes. Me more than others I think

lol - I'm picking up on that (like in a good way).

 

[pleasant1911]

I have it for just bc I got bored. I have quantum Xg laser dry fire and the back part is not the best.

If you want to help you with aim, 95% of the time your aim is good. It’s the flinching that laser will not help with

 

[md123]

Save your money. It’s better to simply use your sights.

Google Ben Stoeger, who is a USPSA national champ and great instructor in the topic.

 

[Blaster229]

Save your money. It’s better to simply use your sights.

Google Ben Stoeger, who is a USPSA national champ and great instructor in the topic.

Yeah. Just shoot inside your house. Sounds good. Such a smart idea.

 

[FrankZ]

Yeah. Just shoot inside your house. Sounds good. Such a smart idea.

Gotta desk pop every now and then to keep everyone on their toes.

 

[Blaster229]

Gotta desk pop every now and then to keep everyone on their toes.

LOL Only if you are a grand master.

 

[teratos]

Yeah. Just shoot inside your house. Sounds good. Such a smart idea.

Oh, can I come over and shoot?

 

[Blaster229]

Oh, can I come over and shoot?

A pistol this time?

 

[teratos]

A pistol this time?

Party pooper…

 

[md123]

Yeah. Just shoot inside your house. Sounds good. Such a smart idea.

You serious Clarke?

The thread title references dryfire so that’s what we’re taking about.

You don’t need lasers or gadgets to get very good.

 

[outrider58]

Yes. All the suggestions can easily be found using the search feature. Poke around here. Because you are going to get the same options the internet gave you, since this is the internet.

I've actually googled things and some of the first hits were my own posts on MDS on similar topics. It was a "the new phone books are here! I'm somebody!" moment. Lol!

 

[outrider58]

Best dry fire IMO is with a red dot on your pistol. Just like George Costanza, you'll know when it moved...

 

[Blaster229]

You serious Clarke?

The thread title references dryfire so that’s what we’re taking about.

You don’t need lasers or gadgets to get very good.

Dry fire WITH a laser. That's dry firing. The thread references a laser so that's what we're talking about, Karen.

 

[md123]

Best dry fire IMO is with a red dot on your pistol. Just like George Costanza, you'll know when it moved...

Agreed. Lots of feedback from the dot I hadn’t noticed with irons.