Dry Fire Laser Target 10x
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The iDryFire Laser Light and Sound Target is a reactive dry-fire target that flashes and beeps when a laser shot hits it. It works with red, green and IR laser trainers from Laselyte, iDryfire, Rhino, Strikeman, iTarget, Laserammo, LaserHit, SIRT and Blackbeard. The ABS body is a single molded piece with zinc-coated metal parts, and it runs on three AAA batteries with no screw or tool needed to assemble. It suits home and concealed-carry draw practice at 2 to 10 yards; for fast double-action or blowback drills, the roughly 100 ms reset means you need more than one target.
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Lowest price we've seen: $399.99 on Nov 3 at iDryFire. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.
Owners say the instant light and sound feedback builds confidence and makes dry-fire practice fun, and that it helps with aim, trigger control and finger placement. Complaints center on the idle beep, the tinny sound and lights that are too bright in dim rooms.
This is a reactive laser target for dry fire practice with firearms. It indicates each shot with light and sound. It has an ON/OFF switch and is designed for home or office use, at a recommended distance of 2 to 10 yards.
The main body is a single piece of ABS plastic, and all metal parts are zinc coated so they don't rust. It assembles and disassembles without a screw or screwdriver. A free shot timer app and a free EVA protection case are included.
The target beeps when it is live and waiting for a shot. Shooting at it during a drill, or adjusting your drill timing so it doesn't sit idle too long, stops the noise. The target resets in up to 100 ms, so don't fire too quickly. For dynamic dry firing with training or double-action guns, multiple targets are recommended.