TLB-MOS LaserLyte Steel TYME Laser Trainer Targets with Plinking Steel Sound and Flashing LED Lights for Reactive Laser Shooting and Dry Fire Practice

The media could not be loaded.  I have had LaserLyte Target System for several years now. I have enjoyed using it as an alternative to having to drive to the range and save some $$ on ammo and range fees. I still go to the range, but not as much. I decided to purchase the Target Steel Tyme to spice things up a bit and get that quick auditory feedback when I get a hit. After a couple of hours use, it’s definitely worth the investment. It’s does what you’d expect it to do. Sound is loud enough indoors to hear from 30 feet away. Great product and it’s been good fun to use between myself and my daughter!

Some reviews are a bit harsh on this training pistol, and, if you are a competition shooter or extreemly experienced shooter, the practice pistol probably does not measure up to your standards. However, if you are a beginner/novice handgunner, or someone that wants to get better at handling a handgun, this is an excellent choice.I bought the smaller pistol to closely match the Glock 43x I own as a concealed carry weapon. Being new to concealed carry, I wanted a way to practice the skills needed, should an emergency situation arise. Dry firing your pistol can help, but I wanted a target I could see and get feedback from upon pulling the trigger. This tool does that well.Using this for practice has definitely improved my shooting skills. Am I an expert? No way. Not sure I would even qualify as good yet, but that is why I practice. Its also a lot of fun for teaching new shooters (kids especially) how to handle and shoot a weapon safely. In fact, it hooked my 86 yr old Mother-in-Law so well, she bought one to play with at home. She doesn't even own a live firearm.Great pistol. I highly recommend it for others, like me, that want to improve their skills.

These things are very fun, a great stand alone trainer / entertainment, or good in conjunction with the Score Tyme Versus Kit (which I also have). I read where some had issues with multiple fast shots not registering. The solution to that is turning off the sound. The sound takes longer to reset, but with it turned off multiple fast hits are registered visually. I really do like these, but I think they are a bit on the pricey side for basically plastic boxes that go "ding" when a bright light is shined on them. I think the value would be there if they integrated with the "Score" target line, so they could be included in timing and scoring calculations. Then I would be inclined to buy two more sets. All in all they do what they are supposed to, and used in conjunction with proper training, I am finding them very useful to improve my shooting skills.

The Laserlyte trainer steel tyme targets makes your dry fire practice sessions more interesting than just shooting at paper targets or inanimate objects to practice your fundamentals. I use a laser training cartridge (red) in my 9mm pistols during dry fire practices. These practice targets are versatile since you can place or hang the targets any where to practice and improve your shooting abilities when you don’t have time or money to go to a gun range. They come with a 3 year limited warranty from the manufacturer. However, these steel tyme targets seem expensive relative to its small size (less than 8” high and about 3” wide) and minimal options, e.g., sound or no sound, probably due to lack of other similar products that would be a better value. These targets may give false hits when they sense bright light such as sunlight shining through a room window hitting the target area. Otherwise, these practice targets do what they suppose to do and provide instant feedback. When you hit the target area with the laser cartridge the target LED lights up red with steel plinking sounds. The laser cartridge may not register a hit unless the sensors perceive a hit, e.g., outside perimeter. I have a green laser sight on my pistol, and the target doesn’t register a hit when the green laser hits the target area. Made cut-up of tactical targets to cover the target areas to make the steel tyme targets more challenging and fun (see photo).

I can't speak to the durability, but it seems very solid. I got the smaller one, and It has a very similar feel to my Walther P22. I don't stress out over whether it matches "my gun" exactly, because I am able to fire a variety of guns accurately, and that is important to me. I had to adjust the windage and elevation just a bit, and now it is pretty spot on. The targets are excellent, and I love the sound effect. I have been practicing with it at relatively long distance, so I can't even really see exactly where on the target I hit, but I can see and hear that I hit the target. For self defense purposes, that means that I am within an inch or two of my intended target point. I also like the option of making the target silent so that it lights up without making the clang sound. I bought two extra targets and I'm glad I did as I can set up multi attacker scenarios and test my abilities.

I struggled with buying it because the price seemed really high. But the targets work just as advertised, and combined with a laser light bullet (I've got the Pink Rhino 9mm), this is an excellent and fun way for my wife and I to hone pistol shooting skills--especially these days in Los Angeles where I must pay $22 plus tax for 50 rounds of 9mm range ammo, if it's even available. I also like setting the targets up in my home in spots I think are most probable to confront and need to shoot an invader. You see important things, such as what you can't see in various lighting conditions.

These turned out to be way more fun than I expected! I hung them up and am able to practice draw-and-shoot and switching targets. The "steel" sound is quite fake, but still entertaining. I really appreciated that they also have a mute mode with just the flashy lights too. I'll be using these fairly regularly!I do wish that they had an option to plug into an outlet.

I was excited when this arrived, very fast shipping! That’s about where the ‘good’ ends.Now the disappointing: they are made of light, seemingly brittle cheap-feeling plastic. The switch is cheap and doesn’t have a positive detention in the various positions, so you have to wiggle it around and try to get it positioned properly. One of the units (two in the box) doesn’t function properly - there’s no sound from it, on any setting. In the paperwork in the box, the manufacturer stated the warranty is only valid in the US.Overall, I found this to be quite disappointing. High price for ‘kinder surprise’ grade plastic; light weight, doesn’t work as advertised and no manufactuer’s warranty.Likely going to return these and try another version. There are lower priced alternatives, so why spend the extra - the quality just isn’t there to justify it. Disappointing.

Très intéressant et bon passe-temps de qualité qui favorise la concentration avec le pistolet qui va avec pour pratiquer sans danger et sans bruit à la maison.

These targets are working well for me and function in a much higher lighting situation than the pop-over cans (not to mention you don't have to go down range to reset them all the time) but I did/do find them a bit pricey...

Great product and great price.

Not working with green laser SIRT pistol is the only thing I can complain about. Cannot double-tap as well. But besides these 2 this product is excellent!!!!