Sootch Gear with the support of GunZone, did a great video review of the Laser Ammo SureStrike™ laser cartridge then he took a look at the Interactive Multi Target Training System ("i-MTTS") reactive targets... discussed how it works and what it's great for.

The SureStrike starts life as a 9 mm Luger cartridge and through a variety of adapters, can fit a myriad of popular chambers. If you already own Laser Ammo gear, upgrading to 6.5 mm Creedmoor is only $39.95. The LaserPETII is a companion target that reads the projected pulse and plenty of start and scoring modes. When used together, dry-fire drills can replicate match scenarios with shooters receiving feedback on their performances.

One of our French IPSC shooting team shows us how he wakes up to dry fire training. 

With training options such as these, you are provided with a safe and efficient way to train at home not only during the current pandemic but also during times where it may not exactly be 70 degrees and sunny. Another point that cannot go unmentioned is the fact that you will be saving a lot of money on the cost of ammo with all the dry-fire practice you will now be incorporating into your training regimen!

this guy from CTO Shotgun team shows how to use a 12G shotgun with the laserPET target.

The French team of Lara Tactical shows how to use Laser ammo products at the Covid 19 time as home.

These new products will not only improve your own skills, but may also get your family off the sofa Training doesn't stop just because you’re stuck at home or even when you think you have mastered a skill. You need to practice to keep your skills fresh and there is always something more to learn. If you have stuck-at-home training tips you want to share, please do so in the comments box below.

Many shooting federations have canceled all competitions due to the Covid-19 situation and shooting ranges are temporarily closed almost everywhere. What can you do despite the threatening total lack of necessary training facilities to still be able to work on your shooting skills? Of course, dry-fire training cannot and should not replace live firing, which is definitely more fun with recoil, gun smoke, bang and muzzle flash, and also requires more skill in terms of shooting control. But especially in these days, when the government recommends limiting social contacts and many shooting ranges are not accessible anyway, dry-fire training can be a welcome alternative.

Working with laser training systems is certainly nothing new by today’s standards, however Laser Ammo is on the cutting edge with their technology. Coupled with input from some of the best minds in the industry the application of said technology is focused exactly where it needs to be to develop practical skills with a wide array of application.

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