Strikeman X SIRT Dry-Fire Laser Training Pistol – Great for Indoor Target Shooting Practice, Includes Access to Strikeman App (no Subscription Required) – Made in The USA

This is a great practice tool for the home use. I used this to teach my family and friends about gun safety at home without the hassle of going to a range. It was less intimidating for them to fire than a real firearm but it's not a foam dart toy either so it strikes a good balance of realism and approachability. It's been a great tool for teaching others about firearm safety and shooting form. Others aside, I find it's easy to use, convenient, and safe around home so it lets me get in more practice even when I don't have time to go to the range.First thing I noticed is that it comes in a nice rigid fabric case with a soft material liner which is better than in the product images. It's similar in size to my daily carry firearm but is a bit lighter as to be expected, weighing in at 10.5oz. When I pull the trigger, there's a loud click, the laser comes on for a fraction of a second as a pulse so it does not function like a laser pointer. Out of the box, it was accurate even from a 15ft long hallway in my home, but adjustments are easy enough to make if you need to. After I replaced the battery, I did need to adjust the laser position (it was off by like an inch) using the hex. The case has a slot for the hex tool so you don't lose it (but is easy to source a replacement). That same tool can be used to change the batteries or adjust the trigger weight/ click noise so it's really easy to maintain. There's an optional holster you can buy for it, it does fit this model perfectly as to be expected and it does work with the Strikeman app which makes it feel like a complete package. Overall, it was a good purchase and I recommend it.

Works great with Mantis targets.I love target shooting, and I don't care if it goes bang or not.Just like anything, a person can develop some really bad habits, so treat it as a real firearm and it will also be a good training aid for safety also.

Cool little practice gun. Easy to work.

I didn't use it. Gave it to my husband and he's played with it twice at best. Nothing substantial about it. It's just a toy. Expensive!

It is not clear in the description that when you pull the trigger, the laser stays on until you release it. I have a couple Laserlyte targets and 2 that I bought on Amazon. The target will register a hit if you pull the trigger and the laser moves past the target before you release the trigger. It is like waving a laser pointer past the target. Other models like the cheaper Laserlyte shoot a pulse when you pull the trigger. I ended up sending the SIRT back.

Useful tool for dry-fire practice at home! Especially helpful if you’re not wanting to re-rack the slide each time for trigger reset on an actual firearm using a laser cartridge for dry-firing. Looks nice as well and has a sleek case for storage.