Drops into the duty weapon chamber exactly like a live round. The cone tip design self-centers in the 9x19 chamber for consistent laser output from first rep to five hundredth. Compatible with Glock 17, Glock 19, Glock 22, Sig P320, Sig P226, Smith and Wesson M&P and most standard duty pistols. One cartridge per officer is the only consumable cost after the initial purchase.

Nine sensor panels, four training modes, built-in shot timer accurate to 0.1 seconds. The Shot Timer mode directly mirrors the timed qualification format used in most department qualification courses. The Score Challenge mode tracks cumulative accuracy across up to 40 rounds per session. Adjustable sensitivity across 9 levels handles different lighting environments from bright training rooms to low-light scenarios.

Four wireless targets controlled by one remote, with Random Mode activating targets in unpredictable sequences. This is the system that most directly simulates the decision-making pressure of a real engagement where threats do not appear in predictable patterns. Timer Mode tracks individual reaction time per target hit down to 0.01 seconds, giving training coordinators objective performance data for each officer.

Set the 9-Grid to Shot Timer mode at 5 meters. Draw from the duty holster and fire one shot. Record your draw-to-first-shot time across 15 reps. This is the most critical performance metric in any qualification course and the one that degrades fastest without consistent repetition. A duty draw under 1.5 seconds from a secured holster is a solid performance benchmark for patrol officers. Run this drill at the start of every session.

Set the 9-Grid to Score Challenge mode. Fire 10 shots under the timed constraint and record the cumulative score. Repeat 3 strings. This directly mirrors a timed qualification course format and gives the officer a measurable accuracy benchmark that can be tracked weekly. Officers who run this drill three times per week consistently see qualification scores improve within 30 days.

Draw, fire three shots at the 9-Grid, execute an emergency reload from the duty belt and fire three more shots. Time the complete sequence. Run 10 reps. The reload under time pressure is a required element of most qualification courses and a critical skill that officers rarely practice between qualifications. A reliable emergency reload should be under 2.5 seconds from slide lock to first shot after the reload.

Set the Bluetooth 4-Target System to Random Mode across the training space. Draw from the duty holster and engage targets as they activate in unpredictable sequences. This drill builds the reactive decision-making and lateral target transition skills that qualification courses test but rarely provide enough repetitions to develop. Three rounds of 15 activations per session. The Timer Mode gives objective reaction time data per target that training coordinators can use to track individual officer development.

Reduce room lighting to low or off. Set the Smart Target at 3 to 5 meters. Draw and engage using the green LED hit flash as the primary feedback indicator. The Smart Target LED display is clearly visible in near-total darkness. Most officer-involved incidents occur in low light or darkness. This drill builds comfort and accuracy in the lighting conditions that matter most, and it is a drill that almost no department runs with any regularity due to range lighting constraints.

Keep Your Officers Qualification-Ready Year Round

Laser training cartridges, electronic targets and the Bluetooth multi-target system. A complete dry fire training program for individual officers or department-wide deployment. Ships from the US.