Videos tagged with Firearm Training App

This video provides a direct comparison between the Mantis Laser Academy and G-Sight dry fire training systems. The presenter highlights significant differences in their accompanying mobile applications, emphasizing Mantis Laser Academy's superior features, extensive drill library, detailed diagnostics, and continuous updates. G-Sight's app is criticized for its limited functionality and lack of diagnostic capabilities.

This video introduces the Plinkster app, which the creator claims is a free tool. While the title doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the app's name strongly suggests a connection to shooting or firearm-related activities, likely for practice, tracking, or simulation. The video is expected to explain the app's features and benefits to viewers interested in firearm usage or training.

The Mantis X10 is a shooting performance tracking system that attaches to firearms to provide real-time, data-driven feedback. It analyzes trigger control, muzzle movement, recoil, and holster draws through a connected app. The device supports dry fire and live fire for pistols, rifles, and shotguns, offering insights to help shooters of all levels improve accuracy and efficiency. The X10 has won industry awards for its innovation in firearm training technology.

This video reviews the 'Time on Target' app, designed to help shooters improve their skills through various drills on their iPhones. The app features drills based on government qualifications and can be used for both stationary and moving targets, from the holster, with pistols and rifles. It supports training at 25 and 50-yard lines. The review highlights the app's structure, advantages, and disadvantages, with a demonstration of some drills. The Sig 229 in 9x19mm is shown as a firearm used in the video.