Videos tagged with Laser Training Pistol

The Mantis TitanX is an all-in-one dry-fire training pistol designed to mimic a Glock 19. It features an integrated laser for use with Mantis's training apps, a trigger pull comparable to a standard Glock, and is optics-ready. The device charges via USB-C and includes weighted magazines to simulate real firearm weight.

This video from Shot Show 2025 highlights several new firearm products and accessories. Key introductions include the Smith & Wesson Spec Series V, a steel-framed pistol with enhanced features and multiple magazines. Mantis introduces the Titan X laser training pistol and expands its Blackbeard X line with new firearm models. Other notable products include the Streamlight TLR-1 HLX weapon light, a BLCH level three duty holster with Sentry Guard, and the Aimpoint ACRO P-2 optic integrated with Glock pistols. Ruger also showcases the RXM, a collaboration with Magpul featuring interchangeable frames.

This guide outlines a progressive training methodology for new gun owners, emphasizing safety and skill development. It starts with dummy guns and laser trainers, progresses to dry fire with tactile trigger instruction, and covers Jeff Cooper's four rules of safety. The progression culminates in live fire stages, ensuring a solid foundation for responsible firearm ownership, as taught by firearms expert Massad Ayoob.

This video demonstrates the use of LASR training software in conjunction with a C-A-T Next Level Training laser pistol for indoor firearm practice. It details how to set up targets, calibrate the software using a webcam, and utilize various training modes to improve trigger control, accuracy, and draw speed. The system allows for practice without expending ammunition, making it ideal for inclement weather or limited range access, and provides immediate feedback on shooting technique.

This guide, based on instruction from former Navy SEAL Chris Sajnog, outlines a comprehensive approach to dry fire practice. It emphasizes meticulous planning, creating a safe training environment, and breaking down complex shooting techniques into deliberate, repeatable steps. The focus is on improving shooting performance through consistent, safe practice, even without live ammunition.