I’ve gotten some trigger using both my CZ P09 and my Magnum Research MR9. DA/SA handguns are a lot easier to use with the Surestrike laser cartridge. I’ve used the First, Third and Fourth modes. The fourth is by far my favorite. The faster you start shooting the faster the targets change. Once you think you got the hang of it, you’d pull the trigger on a red target and it’s game over.

The Interactive Multi Target Training System lets you simulate different training drills with the most advanced electronic target in the market. Train with your own firearm or with any recoil enable gun (like Airsoft) with available red or IR lasers.

Check out a review done by Patrick from 1 Shot Kill Media about the different modes of the i-MTTS!

One of the unique advantages of the Training Pistol is the versatile laser options. As the laser is communicating with the gun in a unique patent pending optic way, the shooter can choose between IR or visible laser, can request a custom pulse length to his or her needs, replace battery when needed and more. The shooter can even use the same laser (with a different cap) in their own firearms, or airsoft! And of course, use it with all Laser Ammo line of targets, Simulators and shooting software.

With a few hundred dollars of your agency's or your own money, you can put together a basic system which will allow you train, even if it's 40 below outside. With only a PC, camera, video projector and screen or large screen TV, you can set up a range just about anywhere. In 2015, Doug Wyllie wrote an article on how you can engage (and possibly help de-fuse) your community and gain additional funding through realistic use of force training for civilians. And this is one way to make that happen.

Check out how Shyanne and Vanessa are installing the REAL kit on their new KWA ATP

check out this video about the SureStrike and the i-MTTS electronic targets done by Branden "Preacher" Robertson

The most unique feature about the ATLP is its accidental discharge sensor. When turned on, the gun will pick up the errant finger in the trigger guard and warn you with a loud beep and pulsing yellow light. The alarm can be adjusted for over sensitivity. I found the alarm went off between .5 – .8 seconds after inserting my finger in the trigger guard. If I start applying pressure on the trigger though, the alarm won’t go off. For the shooter concerned about weak trigger discipline and the new student the feature is excellent. I think for a new shooter it would be a priceless tool to drive home the concept of keeping your finger off the trigger early on.

A video about installation of iMTTS and magazine for the ATP.

Everybody enjoyed their time with the i-MTTS. We all agreed it was good practice, as well as much cheaper and less time consuming than a trip to the range to shoot live ammo. Of course, nothing can replace the recoil, muzzle blast and satisfaction of shooting with live ammunition. However, the i-MTTS is an excellent indoor training system and it provides valuable practice at reasonable cost with maximum convenience.