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Anyone use a Dry-Fire Laser Practice System?
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04/24/22 10:24 PM
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As of late, I've being seeing a lot of ads for handgun dry-fire Laser Practice Systems. Basically they all use a laser snap-cap cartridge that triggers a laser. A phone app then scores your hits on a special target. Is this just a gimmick or a useful tool? Seems like a pain to have to pull back the slide each time. Any thoughts or actual user comments? TIA
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Re: Anyone use a Dry-Fire Laser Practice System?
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04/24/22 10:31 PM
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Re: Anyone use a Dry-Fire Laser Practice System?
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04/24/22 11:36 PM
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I can say the Mantis system sure worked for me. It is a little bit of a pain racking slide but for pistols not sure how you get around that. My son has a special trigger on his AR that allows the Mantis to work with out working Bolt each time but Trigger feel is a little different as you would expect. My grandkids used it as well and first trip to range with them I was impressed with how good their Trigger control was.
I used mine quite a bit last summer but fell off once hunting season rolled around and honestly haven’t picked it up since. Use it and you will get better no doubt!
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Re: Anyone use a Dry-Fire Laser Practice System?
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04/25/22 02:00 AM
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Regular dry fire about. Foot away from a light switch if you need fancy electronics I hear good things about mantis
You could also go to Benstoeger.com and get dry fire correct sizes ( I haven’t tried)
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