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Did a news interview with Ch. 6 yesterday. http://wtvr.com/2012/08/22/store-owner- ... Jl9ylDWEKP

Awesome!!

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Gutsy shop owner - hope many others follow his lead. Could become a whole new training market niche. It's good to be first Jim.

To borrow a concept from Heinlein, perhaps we begin to see the return of a polite society.

Nice! I posted a link to your website in the comments. Not sure if they will moderate it out or not, but it's worth a try

I couldnt find a link to the comments section....

the url is there but not as a link.

Nice! Good t see a training gun used for the demos. I remember a video a while back of an instructor pointing a real gun at students to demonstrate such concepts.

Jakeiscrazy wrote:Nice! Good t see a training gun used for the demos. I remember a video a while back of an instructor pointing a real gun at students to demonstrate such concepts.

That's a SIRT pistol Jake and it's quite a good training tool. It has lasers that show both trigger slack take up and when the pistol is discharged. I think it's a super training tool. I use one myself to enhance my dry fire training. Info on it here:

http://nextleveltraining.com/

Chasbo00 wrote:

Jakeiscrazy wrote:Nice! Good t see a training gun used for the demos. I remember a video a while back of an instructor pointing a real gun at students to demonstrate such concepts.

That's a SIRT pistol Jake and it's quite a good training tool. It has lasers that show both trigger slack take up and when the pistol is discharged. I think it's a super training tool. I use one myself to enhance my dry fire training. Info on it here:

http://nextleveltraining.com/

Looks neat were is the M&P version! I've seen the Laserlyte trainers but kinda annoying to have to rack the slide ever round. Does the SIRT require slide racking?

Chasbo00 wrote:

Jakeiscrazy wrote:Nice! Good t see a training gun used for the demos. I remember a video a while back of an instructor pointing a real gun at students to demonstrate such concepts.

That's a SIRT pistol Jake and it's quite a good training tool. It has lasers that show both trigger slack take up and when the pistol is discharged. I think it's a super training tool. I use one myself to enhance my dry fire training. Info on it here:

http://nextleveltraining.com/

The reporter actually wanted me to use my own gun, but I went for the SIRT. It worked great for this demo.

Jakeiscrazy wrote: Looks neat were is the M&P version! I've seen the Laserlyte trainers but kinda annoying to have to rack the slide ever round. Does the SIRT require slide racking?

They have been ready to put out an M&P SIRT nearly any day now for some time. Send them a note and ask about the M&P model. No, you don't have to rack the slide (it's actually just a fixed metal cover) and that is what makes it great trainer for striker fired guns. The trigger is fully adjustable - maybe even too much so as the adjustment process is a bit complex - works well though. Also, this is not a cheap trainer.