#LaserLyte

I must admit, I never really saw the value in the Laserlyte training system prior to me having a chance to really spend some time with several components of the system. First I got the Laserlyte Quick Tyme target and full-size pistol and found it hard to work it into anything useful, it quickly got relegated to an office toy and wasn’t used for any meaningful training. It wasn’t until I received more components of the training system that I fully realized the potential of the laser targets and training pistols.

If you have tried to shoot one of NAA’s cool little single action revolvers, you know exactly how hard it is to hit anything past a few yards with one. When Laserlyte contacted us about reviewing their laser grips for the micro sized pocket gun, I was intrigued to see if it allowed me to get reliable hits on a steel target at ranges past 7 yards.

LaserLyte is now selling three new laser grips for North American Arms revolvers. Two are variations on a design for the NAA .22 Magnum while the third is designed for the NAA .22 LR and .22 Short revolvers.

LaserLyte announced the addition of a training revolver to its Trigger Tyme line. The new training tool has the general shape and styling of a Smith & Wesson J frame such as a model 442 or 642. LaserLyte states the gun has a similar weight (11 ounces) and balance to actual revolvers.

LaserLyte is expanding the company’s line of laser training targets and kits with the recently introduced Color Guard Kit. The Color Guard Kit includes the training pistol with built-in laser and a single electronic target.

LaserLyte is now making a laser aiming unit that is adaptable to both large and small framed handguns with a Picatinny-type accessory rail.

LaserLyte announced they are now selling a new in-barrel training laser that is an evolutionary step forward from the company’s existing LT line. The new laser, the LT-Premium, has three features/changes when compared to the existing laser.

LaserLyte announced the addition of tan and pink housings for the company’s laser aiming modules developed for the SCCY pistols. The colors, including the original basic black, all are designed to match the factory colors of the SCCY handguns currently being made.

If you’re looking for ways to hone your marksmanship skills away from the range, LaserLyte has a full line of options designed specifically to meet those needs. To simplify matters they’re now selling a plinking kit for training purpose to make working on your skills more fun. They’ve always put together a brief video about the kit which I’ve included at the bottom of this post.

LaserLyte is now selling a package called the Triple Tyme Kit. The kit includes three Reaction Tyme Targets, a Trigger Tyme Compact Pistol and a LT-PRO pistol training laser.

LaserLyte announced the Red Center Mass Laser is now available with a tan colored body. LaserLyte stated the unit housing is made of tan-colored, injection molded polymer, not simply a painted version of the existing black-bodied Center Mass.

LaserLyte announced a joint project with Taurus to sell the PT840, Millennium G2 and PT92 pistols with the unique Center Mass laser sighting device. Phil previously reviewed the LaserLyte Center Mass laser (on a shotgun) here.

LaserLyte has released their new .22LR laser training kit. Designed to fit on any .22 caliber weapon with at least a 1.875 barrel, the “LT-LR” will emit a laser dot for 100 milliseconds (1/10 second), simulating bullet impact.

While attending the Make Big Noise industry event in Shackleford, VA, I got a chance to see a number of new LaserLyte products that are being introduced soon.  Here are a few you can expect to see in the coming weeks.

LaserLyte is now shipping a laser aiming unit for the Glock 42 pistol.  The new unit uses a red laser that mounts to the front of the trigger guard.