LASR Training system

[Robert44]

Does anyone use the LASR Training system and if so how do you like it?

[Jerzees]

We all like it…
here is the prove:

Laser Training (G Sight)

Hey folks! Hope everyone is doing well!, anyway I wanted to touch base with you and get some opinions on what you might think about laser training, (such as G Sight). I recently ordered one to try, I am sure at least some of you guys have tried this method. This is due to the fact that I do not get to go to the range nearly as much as I would like to so im hoping this will be a viable option in between live fire training sessions.

Training tools. What do you prefer and when?

@89badger can’t say how all of this is working yet… I’ll be setting up on Friday morning to try out the LASR app (need to set up a space to work in and I’ll do that on Fri). That said, here’s what I’m running with: the LASRX app that runs on my android phone using my phone’s camera - this will work with the red laser (won’t work with IR). Got the tripod and the phone holder that mounts to it. There are several options, including a dedicated IR camera (for which you need an IR laser) and a r…

Do you dry fire?

Walter3 - I am researching dry firing laser systems in order to practice while at home, as the closest range to me frequently has 90-minute wait times, no reservations and they limit you to a maximum of :30 of shooting time. I just need to find the best system for my needs and your post helps. Thanks a bunch!

[Todd30]

I have had it for about a year now and I love it. You can just play with it and it will not be nothing more than a toy but, if you actually train with it, it will improve your shooting. I have tightened up my trigger control, my grip, and getting a sight picture with multiple targets. I get to practice drawing and shooting which isn’t allowed at the indoor range. I have all sorts of drills that I practice and they offer drills on line that other shooters have posted. I print out targets off my printer and have a go at it. Defiantly has been worth it for me.

[Bill50]

We use both the LASR system and the smokeless range software for both training and just having fun.

[Reddic]

@Todd30

it will improve your shooting. I have tightened up my trigger control, my grip, and getting a sight picture with multiple targets. I get to practice drawing and shooting which isn’t allowed at the indoor range.

This is exactly what I needed to hear.
Thanks!

[Robert44]

I had the LASR system and had nothing but problems. Ended up sending it back. It says that it works on any target and the targets I had where too dark, so I ordered cardboard targets that didn’t work. Also I used my firearm (since I use a Walther PPQ) and the “bullet” would no longer fire after about a total of 50 shots.

[Jerzees]

I’m sorry to hear that @Robert44 .
Actually LASR is great software…and I mean SOFTWARE.
All the problems come not from LASR, but from camera settings and laser cartridge. There is no perfect solution, there is always something that needs adjustment.

You can try other solutions very similar to LASR. Hopefully these will work better for you.

[Todd30]

I use the SIRT Laser gun. I can practice without the HARDWARE!