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LaserLyte Laser Trainer Pistol Compact

$155.19
Brand
LaserLyte
Color
Blue
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
689706211486

Overview

The LaserLyte Laser Trainer Pistol in blue is an integrated laser training tool designed for professional dry-fire practice, law enforcement training, and civilian skill development. Replicating the weight, balance, and feel of a real firearm, the training pistol cannot accept or fire live ammunition, making it safe for use in any environment including apartments and low-light settings. It features a simulated 5.5 lb trigger pull with take-up, break, and reset, along with aligned sights for dry-fire practice. Upon every trigger pull, a red laser dot fires for 1/10 of a second to simulate bullet impact and provide immediate visual feedback on accuracy and trigger control. The unit works with all LaserLyte targets and is powered by batteries capable of lasting up to 3,000 shots.

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