The LaserLyte Trigger Tyme Pistol is a convenient and economical pistol training tool that allows you to work on a variety of defensive skills without the need to go to the range or even use a real firearm. The pistol utilizes an LT-Pro Training Laser Insert (which can also be used in your defensive pistol) to precisely place a laser do on your target. The Trigger Tyme Pistol can be used from the ready position, a quick access safe or from a holster. The resetting trigger allows you to train for multiple shot strings as well. In this video, Rob Pincus demonstrates a quick and easy consistency drill that you can perform using the Trigger Tyme Pistol and LaserLyte’s reactive target system to enhance your pistol training skills.
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