Laser Shooting Training System, VariShot Trainer Target with Point-of-Impact Display and Timed Games, Dry Fire Practice with SIRT Pistols, Class I Laser Output <0.396mW, Includes 2 Pistols

A very creative target practice system. It offers the highest level of variety and fun among similar products on the market. It even attracted family and friends who don't typically engage in firearm practice. The packaging is nice, and the included hardshell carry case is a practical design for on-the-go use. The target surface responds well and doesn't have any accidental triggers. I tried using other brand training pistols or laser pointers, but the target didn't respond, indicating it has some special mechanism in place. The weight of the gun's trigger is designed just right. I've used another training pistol before, and the trigger weight wasn't suitable for continuous firing. The gun's weight could be a bit heavier for adult males, but it's not a fatal flaw. The laser is slightly dimmer than other training pistols, but I assume it uses a Class 1 laser.

This is so much fun,really improved my accuracy and speed in shooting.They call me dead eye.

The individual 2" squares light up one at a time and it's your challenge to shoot each one. I wanted something to practice self-defense for home invasion, and trying to hit a 2" square is impractical. The gun is mostly accurate if you're 6 feet away and want to practice hitting a very, very tiny target.

This is one of those items where you can be divided down the line of whether it is a professional Shooter training equipment or just good ole family fun as a game. I feel like this set has a good amount of both. The packaging is both attractive and nice. Comes in a neat box with a carry case. The case opens up and has proper storage for the two training pistols and the target screen. Right out of the box you have everything needed to jump right in. The pistols have batteries included and the target screen has a power cord but will also take batteries if you don't have the space or means to plug it in. We jumped right in, taking turns with the kids and family having shooting competitions within minutes. The pistols are of good accurate size and have a real to life likeness when compared to size and weight. They are weighted and are probably a bit on the lighter side but it's not too noticeable. We played through a few of the games or training courses and I would say it was a lot of fun. We laughed and were competitive with each other and made for a good time. As far as the training aspect goes, I would say that while you are not shooting a real firearm with real bullets and real recoil it does offer training in holding the firearm correctly, timing, hand eye coordination and even reflex training. Will I get better at shooting with this device? I would definitely say it is useful and has some benefits to offer when you can not get to the range. The price point on this device is what has me conflicted the most. Is it worth the asking price? Maybe, and I would say if you are the kind of person that gets bored with things and you wont use this a lot the yes, it is probably a bit high in price for an occasional lesson or game with the family. If you stick with this item and use it consistently and enjoy it it can be worth the money if you are investing the time in it to use it often. To me if you use something enough for entertainment or betterment then yes you get your moneys worth that any item. This one does have the ability for that.

Not bad if your are looking something to do dry fire target practice this is one of the many options.