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Laser Ammo LaserPET II Electronic Target

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Brand
Laser Ammo
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Targets & Training
UPC
858981006548

Overview

The Laser Ammo LaserPET II is an electronic, laser-activated reactive target designed to provide immediate feedback for indoor and shaded outdoor training. It features a bright, 4-digit numeric LED display that provides visual and audible confirmation for each shot, with settings for split or elapsed time, shot timers for up to six hits, and user-defined delays. The target is compatible with both red and infrared SureStrike laser cartridges (not included) and offers a user-adjustable hit zone size ranging from 0.5 to 1.8 inches. The unit includes six interactive training programs focusing on accuracy, reload speed, draw time, and response. It is powered by two AAA batteries (included) and features a built-in battery level indicator.

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