wHAT IS AND HOW DO YOU USE A LASER TARGET
1571222
The lazer target is placed on an object by the level so you can see if the object is level. I used this tool to level my new kitchen cabinets I was installing. I also used to to line up the base cabinet with the center of a window and a light that was there. This is a fine tool.This tool displays a red line that is level vertical and horizantal. You just line up what you need to level on the line and it wiil be level.
1571223
I'm certainly no expert on lasers or targets, but by reading the comments section of some laser targets, it sounds as if its main (only?) use is to level dropped ceilings in conjunction with a laser leveler.
1571224
I gave this item as a gift to my son. I have no experience using it. My son loves it but I don't know any particulars.
165671
This is dependent on the background. With a retro-reflector target, and a viewing scope, we are able to aim the laser to the center of a 1 inch circle from greater than 200 meters, in full sunlight. This is a very well made, sturdy, precise and powerful tool. Well worth the price!
1788664
I don't use the laser. I just don't work in that close I bought it for the light.
2083495
The one best tailored to your expected application. CQB, LR, point of impact designation, parallel ray assist - there are a lot of different ways and reasons to employ a laser target designator. Knowing how you expect to use it helps a lot in determining the device best suited for your application.
246475
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.
1999539
The targets have reflective surface but the thing is the targets are tiny and it's hard to see if you hit or not looking down your sight. I use the laser lyte trainer system it's not perfect but a lot easier to see
656808
Yes, you can use it without the laserlyte targets. No LazerLyte Targets are required to see where your point of impact is. The SIRT pistol has built in lasers and actually is not compatible with the LaserLyte Targets. Hope that helps.
2134369
The laser is a direct, straight beam that comes out of the muzzle.. Unlike actual bullets/ barrels, the tend to be mostly lined up.There is no direct adjustment... Its just close.I recommend the SIRT pistols, I own several of these kind of products (purchased off Amazon), and this one is terrible. Cry once, or cry twice..Heck, I tried to give mine away and after most of my friends used the other brands/products I own, no one wanted the LaserLyte. This pistol will end up in the trash.
1382423
I haven't had a chance to shot with it yet on my 40 but I also have the same one on my 9mm and it seems accurate. I'm just guessing that in a life or death situation a person wouldn't think about using the laser and just using the sights. I'm guessing a person would have to think about hitting the laser button to turn it on the find your target. It's just one more step a person would need to do before aiming at a target. This is just my opinion.
2134373
The LaserLyte aligns with the axis of he barrell (ie boresight). The sights are also aligned with the axis of the bore, therefore, the bullet strike will mach the laser flash or hit. As an old tank commander we "boresighted" the tank cannon by opening the breech. We could then look down the axis, line up the cannon on a target, then adjust the gunner's sight reticle to match.
1999534
Well the targets that come with this set have a reflective finish on them so its easier to see your laser strike on the target. You can however use any targets but it may not show up as good on a non-reflective background. Hope that helps!
1886792
Haven't tried to max out the distance, but as long as the laser hits the target (you can see it hit) the target will register a hit.
1922780
No, it's not a laser pointer. Its just a regular toy that lights up & has cool sound effects. Sorry if you're disappointed. You might be able to find one that is though if you look for it specifically. I hope I helped you.
18977
The LaserLyte target is sensitive to the amount of light hitting it. If you turn a light on that is too close to the target it won't work right. The CT lasers are fired by 3 volt batteries, the LaserLyte lasers use 1.5 volt. I would not expect the target to work with a 3 volt laser and you could burn it out.
2016331
Yes, it will show a dot where you hit and the outside areas on the corners will flash. The laser trainer target will show multiple shot placements where this target will show one in standard mode.
1108686
Lasers on shotguns are at best useless. Lasers on the forend (pump) inevitably lose it's zero due to its inherent movement. Go with a refect red dot on rear, you'll have better acquisition of target with less buttons and pressure switches to fumble with.
1136933
I have a laser on my gun. I turn the laser on and watch how much it moves as I pull the trigger. I try to control my trigger pull so that I get minimal movement of the laser off the "target". I do that once a week until my finger starts to hurt, to build muscle memory and personal confidence in my ability to keep the gun steady. With a short barrel like my 38 has a small amount of movement caused by sloppy trigger pull can be the difference between hitting your target and causing collateral damage in a self defense scenario.