Tactical Training Laser - O-Ring Cartridge - .380 ACP

Wow. Customer service is amazing. I was nervous spending money on a cheaper laser cartridge. But wanted to do some product testing. Bought the .380 and .40 along with their reactive target. The .380 fit snuggly into the chamber and held a perfect zero out of a Ruger LCP. The first .40 cartridge did not hold zero, point of impact was significantly high and right from the point of aim out of a S&W M&P .40. I chalk this up to a loose fit in the chamber. After a few trigger pulls this cartridge remained on at all times and I had to remove the batteries and begin a return. The seller sent me a replacement, a letter, and prepaid envelope to return the product. My mind is blown. I will purchase from them again because of customer service alone. Now the second .40 cartridge appears to be functioning properly. The point of impact is still off but its not so far off that it can't be used. Their reactive target is phenomenal for sight alignment and trigger control drills. I intend to purchase both the .45 and 9mm next. I hope they continue with this level of customer service. I feel confident purchasing from them again.

I'm really impressed with this device. It seems very accurate at least for a pistol caliber. The flash stays on for just long enough to see where you were aiming when you pull the trigger. It is a great training tool because it is cheaper and more convenient, although not a substitute for training with live ammunition. It has definitely helped me improve my shooting. Especially when practicing things like holster draws, shooting from the hip or from behind cover.I've used it hundreds of times and it has always performed flawlessly.

With ammo prices and availability being what they are, I decided to try this as a partial training replacement. To date I have "fired it" well over 500 times.Accuracy: Very good. This hits the same spot as my laser sight and my gun sights. No issues with accuracy as far as I can see.Value: This is priced below a lot of other "laser bullets" and because it seems to be well made, even after well over 500 rounds, looks and acts like the day I got it.I would recommend and if ever needed, I would buy again.

Shoots high in my m&p shield and it’s a little tight in the barrel

Excellent product .3801st it fits easily into myRuger Lcp2 and myTaurus Pt111 G2 9mm.Stays in when racked, comes out easily when pushed out with a pencil. Great for dry firing release and firing pin checking.Accuracy: in both weapons it hits high and in the Ruger it's off to the right as well. I've spun it in the chamber of both and it makes no significant change so I'm assuming sites are off and since they are both non-adjustable, I'll have to live with it. I don't remember how the dot compares to actual rounds but this will be useful for when I go back to the range.I did p@y the little extra for the 5h!pping and got it in m@!lb0x in 2 days. I personally won't do the extra again.Very very satisfied! I don't know about longevity yet or repair parts or customer service but I'm hopeful for the future.Cross brand target. I bought the pair of metal sounding "lyre" laser targets and they work everytime this brand laser hits it..Caliber: I'm going to check this .380 in all of my 9mm and will edit to let everyone know which ones it has problems in.Side note: I use the Taurus Pt111 as an occasional carry while not carrying the Ruger Lcp2. Since the Pt111 has a 2nd strike firing mechanism I feel this is the best choice for laser target practice as apposed to a dedicated dummy laser gun because IT'S AN ACTUAL GUN roughly the same cost as a toy, it's been reliable for me, doesn't need racking after shots, numerous holsters are available, has a small rail for advanced trigger pull training devices and it feels solid and good in the hand as apposed to the TOY GUNS.I will be buying a 45acp for dry fire practice and testing after cleaning to confirm firing pin operation instead of using a launching a pencil out the barrel..That's just my 2 cents!

First, the O-rings are absolutely necessary for this sort of item, so make sure if you buy a different one you get O-rings.This works. You click the thing, the dot does the thing, reliably. You can over-seat the bullet and the pin won't reach it, but that can be fixed by shoving a pencil down the barrel. Other than that, no issues - using it on a 9mm luger gun, it's fine.I don't know how accurate it is at 100 yards, but it seems accurate enough for point firing, draw drills, and short range target practice like you'd do on a handgun at home. The dot's right on the mark within 10 yards at least.Probably put 500-1000 "rounds" through it so far, no issues, light's still bright, battery's good. Can't ask for more. If it broke right now, I'd consider it money well spent.

This Cheap Shot training laser has exceeded my expectations, especially for the price. I have over 1,000 "shots" with it so far and it has allowed me to improve my pointing and trigger control. The O rings keep the trainer well centered so point of impact is right on. Time will tell for sure, but so far I consider this device an outstanding value, saving me travel time to my club and reducing my ammo costs.

Thought it a bit pricey until I found how useful it was in improving my skills. Would have cost me well over $50 in ammo to shoot at paper. The laser is VERY effective in tracking down bad habits.Yes, you have to hit that teeny, tiny white dot so you only need the target to be 3'-9' away to be very challenging. It must me a clean hit. A laser pointer won't even give you a score. It has to me a clean, dead center, momentary pulse to score. You can easily see when you're "smearing" out a shot 'cause you see a line and not a dot on impact.Fit my Sig 380 perfectly. Works 100% of the time. I have 9mm XD that the laser will fire 3 out of 4 times. My Beretta 92FS will not fire it at all. I'm just saying that you MIGHT get the 380 version to work in a 9mm. If it works it works but very happy with the purchase.