Can you "shoot" with this at any kind of target (paper, wall, tree, computer ;-) ), or does it require the use of the laser trainer target?
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Yes you can shoot at any target. Although, without Laser Trainer target you will not be able to track your hit placement.
1253352
You can use anything for a target. It just shoots a laser light out for about 1/2 second. Where the light hits is where your point of aim is when you pulled the trigger.
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Yes, to the 2nd part only. It responds to a firearm's hammer, which then triggers a split second laser beam you won't really see UNLESS it's on target - that target being a laser-sensitive one, which then reveals a hit wherever. I do not know of other such targets than the one/s you mention (I think the company makes several varieties for different responses to its laser firearms inserts). Hope this answers the question?
1253354
You can shoot at other targets and see the light but I wouldn't recommend it for that as it will train you to look away from the sites.
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You can but all you will see is the quick flash of red when you pull the trigger the trainer targets show you where your shots are landing
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Preferably not at any person or animal. The problem is without the trainer target, you have no record of the shot.
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It shows the hit as it is hit then resets itself. You really do not need both the TLB-RT and the laser Trainer target. They serve the same function in slightly different ways. You will need a laser device of some sort for your weapon. I use the Laserlyte Laser Trainer which sends a laser signal from the gun to the target when it hears the hammer of the gun hit.
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I think you could probably use one of the laser bore if the item you use is very close to your weapon's caliber. Of course a 5.56 couldn't be used but perhaps one of the larger calibre lasers could be functional. It's a hit or miss idea. Generall speaking I would say no, but I figure you could find a close compatible with your weapon calibre.
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Use the Allen keys that come with it and a bench rest. Make your adjustments at 30 FT or the distance they give you on a range. Checking your zero on the targets with live rounds. If you eyeball it at a shorter distance on a wall or whatever you be able to acquire the target mass faster but your going to need to fire the gun and move the laser as you go it's not hard. Most ranges have a wood block rest. Once you zero it in it's set check it from time to time make sure it's tight not over tight. Ok
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I use this with the "LaserLyte Laser Trainer Target" and it works fine. LaserLyte has its own ammo, but I think "Laser Ammo 9MBSCK" is better designed. However, I think LaserLyte has a better target - it's electronic and records hit position. I was happy to find they would work together.
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Never tested how far laser went, but it in the room I used the laser in it stretched across to walls. The one thing I do not like it doesn't have a built in tac to use on a wall, you have to use a nail or a thumb tack to hang it on the wall.
2006327
It is really just a plastic target you can hang on a door or a tree. My kids use the Air Hunterz bow and arrow set with it, but you could shoot any type of arrow or suction-cup bullet at it.
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No computer needed to operate laser link, just aim, zero in on flag or other object and click. The yardage appears . This is a great product tool for on course use! Tom
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Hi Julie,You'll need a Laser cartridge in the caliber of your weapon. Then lots of practice...If you don't have the LaserLyte Laser Trainer Target, I suggest you buy it first before trying the much harder model you asked about. It has twice the size target and you have no time restriction on shooting...Hope this helped...John
735482
Thank you for your inquiry. You can use the "Target Board for Throwing Knives & Darts" as your target.
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I think you could use it for that but it would be hard to see where your pellet went. You can put a paper target over this target with 2 simple golf tees holding the paper up. That would work. I love thus target works great for my bow.
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Yes. I used mine for dry fire practice on regular targets. The green laser shows up well up to 15 yards on a light colored target. At 25 yards it gets harder to see. Notice I say "used mine". My trigger stopped working correctly a month ago and I cannot get in contact with the company. I have emailed them, sent the proper warranty paperwork all with no response. I have called the company several times only to get a recording. I don't know what is going on with the company but right now I have a fancy paperweight.
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The target does work with any red laser. In fact I use a handheld pointing laser to check results and clear the target. However, having a laser that activates when you pull the trigger is best (e.g., a boresight type laser or a laser cartridge - both by laserlyte). The object of dry fire practice is to improve firing your gun following all of the fundamentals including grip, trigger control, follow-through, breath control, sight picture and sight alignment. Working with mine for 15 min a day has improved my live fire accuracy from a 6 inch grouping at 15 yards to a 3-4 inch grouping. Hope that helps. The target does work with any red laser. In fact I use a handheld pointing laser to check results and clear the target. However, having a laser that activates when you pull the trigger is best (e.g., a boresight type laser or a laser cartridge - both by laserlyte). The object of dry fire practice is to improve firing your gun following all of the fundamentals including grip, trigger control, follow-through, breath control, sight picture and sight alignment. Working with mine for 15 min a day has improved my live fire accuracy from a 6 inch grouping at 15 yards to a 3-4 inch grouping. Hope... » Read More The target does work with any red laser. In fact I use a handheld pointing laser to check results and clear the target. However, having a laser that activates when you pull the trigger is best (e.g., a boresight type laser or a laser cartridge - both by laserlyte). The object of dry fire practice is to improve firing your gun following all of the fundamentals including grip, trigger control, follow-through, breath control, sight picture and sight alignment. Working with mine for 15 min a day has improved my live fire accuracy from a 6 inch grouping at 15 yards to a 3-4 inch grouping. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Targets like these were never intended for just setting on the ground. I shoot in my backyard and a friend made me a simple stand/table which I attached wheels to so I can roll it in and out of the garage comfortably. I also purchased a B.U.P. backstop I mounted on shepherd's hooks. Works like a charm.
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Try this: shoot at a dirt burm if possible. Watch where the dirt kicks up when you shoot. Make rough adjustment to tune the point of impact the roughly where you are aiming.Now shoot at a paper target and hopefully you will at least be on the paper. Fine tune as needed. This can all be accomplished with minimal shots.
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Im not sure that you can ' zero in' this thing. Its more of a reaction time tool. You can use the laser in your unloaded handgun for accuracy drills
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This is a worthless junk,I learn the hard way. If you own a gun,use that for target shooting . Happy New Year!!