Using Laser Ammo: Into the Fray Episode 104

Published on March 7, 2016
Duration: 4:32

This guide details how to use the Laser Ammo training system for dry fire practice. It emphasizes ensuring firearm safety, proper installation of the laser cartridge and accessories, and techniques for trigger control. The video highlights how the system works with different trigger types and offers advice on focusing on sights rather than the laser dot during practice.

Quick Summary

The Laser Ammo system allows for effective dry fire training by projecting a red laser dot when the trigger is pulled. It's compatible with 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP firearms and provides immediate feedback on trigger control, helping shooters distinguish between smooth presses and jerks.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Laser Ammo Training
  2. 00:15Laser Ammo Kit Overview
  3. 00:37How to Install Laser Ammo Cartridge
  4. 01:11Red Indicator and Safety
  5. 01:33Dry Fire Training with Laser
  6. 01:52Resetting vs. Non-Resetting Triggers
  7. 02:30Battery Life and Software Compatibility
  8. 02:48Trigger Jerk vs. Smooth Squeeze Feedback
  9. 02:59Focusing on Sights, Not the Dot
  10. 03:30Holster Draw to Shot Practice
  11. 03:40Laser Ammo Electronic Targets
  12. 04:15Conclusion and Subscription

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I set up the Laser Ammo training system?

First, ensure your firearm is completely empty. Insert the Laser Ammo cartridge into the chamber, close the action, and attach the centering rod and red indicator. This prepares the firearm for safe dry fire practice with a laser projection.

What firearms are compatible with Laser Ammo?

The Laser Ammo system is designed for 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP calibers and works with virtually any pistol, regardless of barrel length. It's particularly effective with firearms that have resetting triggers.

How does Laser Ammo provide feedback on my shooting?

When you pull the trigger, the Laser Ammo cartridge projects a red dot. A smooth trigger pull results in a single dot, while a jerky pull will show a line, indicating trigger control issues. This allows for immediate visual feedback on your technique.

What is the most important safety tip when using laser training aids?

The most crucial safety tip is to always visually and physically inspect your firearm to ensure it is completely empty before inserting any training device. Never assume a firearm is unloaded; always verify.

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