LaserLyte VS SIRT Review

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[@ZaneDouglas1]

I went with the SIRT pistols and Laserlyte targets. I’ve got the Glock equivalent SIRT and the Pocket Pistol. I primarily chose the SIRTs because of Trigger feel and gun weight. The SIRTs have the heft of my actual firearms. The Laserlyte pistols felt so light that they felt like toys and not firearm simulators. The triggers on the Laserlytes also felt like toys, and I could feel the toy-like trigger springs. My large SiIRT has the metal slide, and my pocket has the Polymer slide. I got the large pistol first a few years ago, but quickly realized the extra coin for the metal slide wasn’t worth it, so my Pocket Pistol has the polymer slide and I’m happy with it.

[@benhur933]

I chose laserlyte because its cost effective for me, it may not be perfect but its close enough to get the job done imo

[@ViciousXUSMC]

I know this video is old, but I see in the video and in the comments about the trigger take up laser being always on and how that can cause problems. I have had the 110 model for years now and it came with a switch to disable the follow laser and only show the shot laser. So its an added feature that you can turn off if needed. Also the software I use can see the difference between red and green, so it "maps" the red laser to show you trigger jerk and shows the green as the shot. Very valuable to me as for fast draw and shoot stuff being overly aggressive with the trigger was my biggest issue.

[@gregle4]

What software are you using? I just got the sirt 110 with red take-up and green shot. Do you know if the green laser will activate those other targets (like LaserLyte)?

[@totomar8427]

@@gregle4 if you need the red laser to activate the target, you can swap the red and green lasers by swapping the connectors

[@lmejia6438]

Great review I appreciate the freat explanations betweeneach of the models, certainly helps me make an informed decision.

[@swyaseen]

Laserlyte breaks very easily. My first one was total junk, returned it. The second one broke after 3 months. I opened it up, it was this tiny little part that holds the firing pin/rod that snapped. I don't even know what that part is call or where to find the replacement. It looks like a tiny disk that has 3 heads. I will probably get a sirt next.

[@AAAAname]

It's unfortunate that the SIRT pistols keep the laser light on when the trigger is pulled. Would be nice if it just flashed once.

[@craigp187]

Excellent video! Good comparison of features as well. I’ve been looking at the SIRT system for a while now. Still thinking of going that route. I already have the laserlyte insert for my revolvers. It fits into and is adjustable for different barrels/calibers. Works great for the revolver and DASA pistols...Sig. Not so much for striker fired pistols.

[@RugerMini556]

You had the pricing opposite for the Glock and the M&P. The M&P is the 107 model and is a $100.00 more than the Glock 110 model.

[@concealedcarry]

Wow... we really need to look more closely before we publish. You are correct. The 110 model is the Glock and the 107 model is the M&P

[@HikerJohn316]

I like the Laserlyte. For dry fire you can see where the gun is pointing when your gun fires. You can see a blur of laser light if you jerk or milk the trigger. You can draw and shoot and get feedback of the light and (or not) steel target sound. You can vary the distance and light conditions. You can practice with multiple targets placed where you want. I have the compact pistol version which I think is the closest to my EDC Glock 48 (Single stack 9mm). It is very close to my hot summer EDC Glock 42 (380). It is a good basic training aid and has helped ny range shooting saving me money on ammunition. For the price it is a great way to improve your aim.

[@carljensen5730]

I chose the laserlyte because I fire a variety of guns and I think it is a good idea to be able to fire different guns. For the price, it was a very good option.

[@harvestblades]

For the record Mantis X has adhesive rail sections so you can mount their transmitter to the baseplate of a magazine. It is like $10 on Amazon. I am using Mantis' Laser Academy, & it is a great tool, but we will be adding the Mantis X Elite when/if we can.

[@esfahan1961]

LaserLite have laser bullets in 9mm Para, .45ACP and .40cal which allow you to use your personal gun to fire. Sirt doesn’t offer that I believe.

[@BlackshadowE-6]

Don't waste your money on The LaserLyte pistol , It's cheap crap.The trigger contently breaks and it needed to be sent back to be repaired or replaced.

[@SerbianTexan]

You can buy FOUR Laserlytes for the price of only one SERT 😂

[@jcaputo3156]

I did purchase a Laserlyte full size pistol and it didn't work at all when it was received. I sent it back and it was sent back to me and it again didn't work. I in fact sent this pistol to be check out three times and I finally gave up on it and Laserlyte did give me a refund and I subsequently learned to appreciate the quality and performance of the SIRT pistols.

[@keepmoving1185]

Great overview!

[@joneo]

Well Done Sir! That was a very informative and helpful review. I appreciate your honesty.

[@squib3083]

Great overview of these products

[@garetz2011]

I bought four laserlyte sound activated devices. Two were good, one never worked at all and one lasted for only two months. I have targets like these since 2016 and the are working like new. Due to my horrible experience with the low reliability of the sound activated laser projectors, I will never buy anything from laserlyte again. I will use these cheap mechanical activated laser bullets, at least they are cheap.

[@fsilber330]

It sounds like the trigger on the LaserLyt would be better training if your pistol is a Kahr.

[@joshuaginoza9446]

Ive had two SIRTs. both of them got broken negative leads. I never even got through a full battery.

[@jcaputo3156]

OK, did you get them back to Next Level Training and have them get everything in order? I have the Metal Slide Green laser 101 and also the metal slide Green Laser 107. I also have a Glock101 plastic slide model with Red Laser. I have had these SIRT pistols for years and I have never had a problem with them. I utilize these Pistols almost every day and have a great indoor laser range. I will purchasing a Pocket Pistol Model. The SIRT Pistols utilized with the fantastic L.A.S.R. program is unbelievable. I will be posting photos of my completed LASER Range one I get a few projects completed.

[@couerleroi1]

@@jcaputo3156 I'd like to see that, Joseph. I shoot and carry a Glock 17 so I only own the SIRT 110. I dry fire either the 17 or the SIRT or both nearly daily also. I have come to believe that is better than shooting the Glock 17 daily.

[@shadow111d]

SIRT makes a plastic full frame model that's a lot cheaper than the metal one runs about 200$

[@concealedcarry]

The one shown in this video is the Performer 110 model which is the cheapest they offer. It is the full plastic frame with red/red laser. MSRP is $239.99. Some websites of course sell it for less than MSRP but I would say about $215 is what one should expect.

[@h1a8]

@@concealedcarry I have a glock 19 and want to improve accuracy. Would the metal slide for the sirt be better than the polymer slide?

[@robinstewart6510]

🔥 While using a laser practice system is obviously worthwhile, the laser practice ("training") pistols are not. It's much better to use your own firearm. Lower cost too. By the way, these systems don't "train" anything. They're practice tools.

[@MrSwitchblade327]

The prices of all these"laser training pistols " are ridiculous. Hell just go by a decent gas blowback metal airsoft pistol and set up a target in your house. They are accurate and most even field strip like their real steel counterparts.

[@jcaputo3156]

Nothing compares to the quality and performance of the SIRT Pistols.

[@couerleroi1]

@@jcaputo3156 I agree. While I also shoot airsoft, there is no way to compare the trigger of an airsoft gun to a SIRT trigger.

[@stanprocter1]

I think that my M&P 9mm Compact fits a lot like the Layser Lyte Compact.

[@paulfoster451]

I have a SIRT 115 and would like to buy some of the Laserlyte targets. But with the SIRT I use the green laser, not the red. Would the Laserlyte target register a hit with the green laser? This video shows the red laser being used on the SIRT. Thabnks!

[@totomar8427]

if you need the red laser to activate the target, you can swap the red and green lasers by swapping the connectors

[@h1a8]

I have a glock 19. Would the polymer slide for the sirt be better to train (for shooting accuracy) with over the metal slide?

[@couerleroi1]

I don't think the polymer vs metal slide matters. You are looking at weight of the SIRT and trigger as the most important things.

[@swyaseen]

Laserlyte breaks easily. My first order was defective second broke in 3 months. I opened the inside, looked cheaply made.

[@schuncke]

Tanda mine broke after 6 months - you can send if back and they’ll fix it for free -it’s just you have to pay to ship it there . Worth it to me cause it is a great tool.

[@Bauks]

You can't fool me ..'Sert' he says.... We all know it's a Candy Apple Glock from CSGO.

[@BlackshadowE-6]

Get a Sirt , And quit playing around.

[@rsuen23]

I rather buy laser tag

[@breakingbadabq]

Anyone have experience with the SIRT causing false positive hits on Laserlyte targets? I'm concerned my initial pull will be a miss, but the "always on" laser will eventually activate the target.

[@Sir-IKON]

I biggest problem is finding the 43x

[@yngvaldr]

Literally going through this right now. Did you ever find a good fit?

[@ChicTokSpyio]

That Sirt is P365.

[@gift3rs]

Have you used the laserlyte with a simulator?

[@gift3rs]

Looking at the Subcompact laserlyte for youth use with a simulator

[@concealedcarry]

Gifters no I have not

[@sgtslaughter1953]

I have a LaserAmmo Smokeless Range Simulator and they work perfectly.

[@minarchisttrucker2775]

100s of dollars for a piece of plastic with a laser? I could buy a real gun for the same price

[@nodave77]

The point is for practice when you can't get to a range to shoot, or if you don't want to waste ammo shooting. Shooting real bullets is the best way to practice, but you can use these to improve or as a stand in.

[@minarchisttrucker2775]

@@nodave77 I know what the point is but there's no way in hell those things should be worth that much. I could buy an airsoft gun and stick a laser pointer in it for cheaper

[@CertifiedBullpupHater]

Jordan Smith I normally might agree and I do like air soft or co2 pellet guns but these are great options. Especially with 9mm selling for .60 a round right now.

[@minarchisttrucker2775]

@@CertifiedBullpupHater idk lol I got 500 rounds of 9mm sitting i got for less than 200

[@CertifiedBullpupHater]

Jordan Smith yessir I scored 1000 for around $280 bucks on a flash sale and almost did a dance in the middle of my office. The problem is I’ll burn through that in two classes 😭

[@franknapolitano9144]

Why the hell you just offer a simple Laser "Bullet" with a firing pin rubber button whete the firing pin can activate the laser while the laser bullet is in the chamber? This way, a shooter can use any real gun he has in his inventory on the Laser Lyte targets instead of shooting a silly Plastic laser Pistol !

[@concealedcarry]

Frank Napolitano those are certainly an option as well, but don’t work well with multiple “shots” when you’re using a striker-fired pistol as is so common these days. And again, per the title of the video, the intent here was to compare SIRT to LaserLyte.

[@hollow-point8690]

I was gonna say, Laser lyte makes a laser that you can stick in your real firearms and use it that way! So laser lyte does have that option on their website

[@crio2366]

and rack that slide in between shots........do that in real life after u train that way & we'll come to your funeral!

[@starwarsraul13]

Both rip offs

[@OU812NVME]

And what is sad a $10 toy gun does the same thing except for the laser light give me a break those guns aren't worth $300 they're plastic with a red laser light that we used to make cats run around in the bed on the floor these things the whole entire units only worth about 20 bucks you're selling it for like $300 go kick rocks

[@philwilliams8328]

Ridiculous! If you're not practicing with the gun that you actually use and use an overpriced plastic toy gun you're wasting your time and money!

[@gunslinger001yahoo]

If you can't handle using a so called "shit" trigger, you should be looking for all the practice you can get.