Laser Cartridge Trainer for Sighting Your Firearm

Here comes another important tip from the Personal Defense Network. Imagine that you just traveled somewhere with your firearm. Maybe it was checked luggage, maybe it was in the back of your vehicle, and as you're getting ready to put it on, you're getting ready to load it, you're getting ready to have it ready for self-defense in this new environment that you're in, which isn't a live fire range and isn't a place out here like this in front of a dirt berm. It's actually just maybe a hotel room and you realize that your gun has been dropped, your gun has been banged, your gun has been damaged, maybe you've mounted a new set of sights. If you're in that situation and you don't have the opportunity to go out and live fire, the LaserLyte Laser Cartridge Trainer gives you an opportunity to actually check your zero. Check your point of aim versus your projected point of impact. By putting the LaserLyte Laser Cartridge Trainer into the chamber closing the gun up and then getting my sight alignment and sight picture, let's say, on the head of this target, I can then touch and press and see that my sights are on. Now, while this may not seem like a big deal for a defensive gun like this subcompact Glock, this could also be a very important thing to need to check if you're out hunting. Let's say that you've traveled across the country or halfway around the world, you've invested a lot of money into your hunt and you've been traveling and the optics on that gun you know are sensitive. And we're not gonna be talking about just the defensive shot where we're shooting at five feet, 10 feet, 15 feet. But now we're talking about a 200 or 300 yard shot at a trophy animal, an animal that you're gonna be proud to have mounted in your home or even just take a picture of hey, look what I did while I was off on safari. Look what I did while I was up in the Rocky Mountains. You wanna make sure that that scope and that bore are aligned as expected. And again, the LaserLyte Laser Trainer gives us an opportunity to check zero in a non-live fire environment in a very reliable and convenient way. Be sure to check out the Personal Defense Network for more important tips just like that one.