Cheap and Easy Training - LaserLyte's Newest Trainer Targets: Guns & Gear|S8 E7

Published on January 25, 2017
Duration: 3:05

This video showcases LaserLyte's latest training targets designed for enhanced dry-fire practice. It highlights the Steel Time Target with its auditory feedback and mute option, the Rumble Time Target for dynamic reactive training, and a new revolver-style laser training pistol. The content emphasizes making practice engaging and effective for shooters of all levels.

Quick Summary

LaserLyte's new training targets enhance dry-fire practice with features like the Steel Time Target's auditory feedback and mute button, and the Rumble Time Target's spinning action. They also offer a revolver-style laser trainer for realistic practice.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Introduction to LaserLyte Training
  2. 00:24Steel Time Target Features
  3. 00:47Rumble Time Target Demonstration
  4. 01:31New Revolver Laser Trainer
  5. 02:02Timer Target Drill
  6. 02:50Summary of LaserLyte Training Gear

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the new training targets from LaserLyte?

LaserLyte has introduced the Steel Time Target, which provides auditory feedback like a steel hit and has a mute button. They also offer the Rumble Time Target that spins when hit, and a Timer Target for speed drills.

How does the LaserLyte Steel Time Target work?

The Steel Time Target simulates the sound of a steel plate being struck when hit by a laser training device. It includes a mute button for quiet practice sessions, making it ideal for home training without disturbing others.

What is the benefit of the Rumble Time Target?

The Rumble Time Target offers a dynamic reactive training experience. When struck by a laser, it spins, providing visual confirmation of a hit and keeping practice engaging without manual target resets.

Does LaserLyte offer laser trainers for revolvers?

Yes, LaserLyte has released a new revolver-style laser training pistol. This trainer is modeled after popular snub-nose revolvers and provides a realistic trigger pull and laser output for practice.

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