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LaserLyte LT223 Laser Trainer 223 Cartridge Boresight 223 Rem Chamber Brass

Name: LaserLyte LT223 Laser Trainer 223 Cartridge Boresight 223 Rem Chamber Brass
Brand: Laserlyte
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Brand: LaserLyte
Caliber: .223 Remington
Category: Accessories
Accessory Type: Targets & Training
UPC: 689706211172

Overview

The LaserLyte LT223 Laser Trainer is a .223 Remington brass cartridge designed for dry-fire training. It features a firing-pin activated switch that projects a bright red laser dot for 1/10th of a second upon impact. A hardened rubber plunger acts as a built-in snap cap to protect the firing pin, while rubber O-rings ensure the laser is centered in the chamber. Because it is a rimless cartridge, it is not ejected during training, allowing for practice with tap, rack, and bang drills. The device is powered by three 377 batteries (included), which provide approximately 3,000 shots. It is compatible with all LaserLyte targets.

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