Eric Vaughn recently put the Laser Ammo IMTTS interactive targets to the test along with the SureStrike™ laser cartridge and SureStrikeMAG. In his video, he walks through the setup, demonstrates how the system works during training, and explains why this combination can make dry-fire practice more engaging and productive.

For shooters looking to build skills without constant trips to the range, Eric shows how these tools can turn a simple indoor space into an interactive training environment. His review focuses on how the system works together to provide immediate feedback, maintain training rhythm, and allow shooters to run drills that focus on speed, accuracy, and transitions.

What Eric Used in His Review

In the video, Eric demonstrates the following Laser Ammo products:

• IMTTS Interactive Multi-Training Target System (5-Pack)
• • SureStrikeMAG

Each component plays a specific role in creating an interactive dry-fire training experience.

Interactive Targets That Respond to Hits

Eric spends time showing how the IMTTS targets react when struck by the laser. When the target is hit, it provides both a visual and audible response so the shooter immediately knows the shot landed where intended.

Because the targets are small and portable, they can be arranged in different patterns around a room. Eric shows how placing targets at different positions allows shooters to practice moving between targets quickly while maintaining accuracy.

This type of setup is useful for practicing:

• Target transitions
• Speed and accuracy
• Visual tracking between targets
• Competition-style drills

The instant response from the targets helps reinforce good shooting habits and keeps practice sessions more engaging.

Seeing Exactly Where the Shot Would Land

Eric also demonstrates the SureStrike™ laser cartridge that comes with the SureStrikeMAG, and replaces a standard round and emits a laser pulse when the trigger is pressed.

The laser shows the exact point of impact, making it easier to evaluate:

• Sight alignment
• Trigger press
• Shot placement

Instead of checking paper targets between repetitions, the shooter can immediately tell that their shot hit the mark. This helps shooters quickly recognize and correct small errors during practice.

Maintaining a Natural Training Rhythm

Another feature Eric highlights is the SureStrikeMAG. This allows the firearm to reset without manually racking the slide after every trigger press.

This creates a more natural shooting rhythm and makes it easier to run drills that require multiple shots in sequence. Without needing to stop and reset the firearm each time, shooters can stay focused on the drill itself and build consistent repetitions.

How Eric Uses the System for Practice

Throughout the video, Eric demonstrates engaging multiple IMTTS targets placed around his training space. By spacing the targets apart, shooters can simulate drills that require moving between targets quickly.

This allows practice sessions to focus on skills such as:

• Transitioning between targets
• Picking up the dot quickly when using an optic
• Building speed while maintaining accuracy
• Reinforcing consistent trigger control

Because the system provides both laser feedback and reactive targets, shooters get immediate confirmation when they perform a drill correctly.

Training at Home Without Live Fire

One of the main benefits Eric discusses is the ability to train more often without needing ammunition or a trip to the range. Dry-fire practice allows shooters to work on core fundamentals such as sight picture, trigger control, and target transitions.

With the IMTTS targets and SureStrikeMAG, those practice sessions become more interactive, helping shooters stay focused while running repeated drills.

Watch the Full Review

Eric Vaughn demonstrates the system in action and walks through how he uses it during practice. Watch the full video review to see the Laser Ammo IMTTS targets, SureStrike laser cartridge, and SureStrike magazine working together in a real training setup.