SIRT Gun Training

SIRT Gun Training refers to the use of the Shot Indicating Resetting Trigger (SIRT) Training Pistol, a laser-based, non-firing training tool that simulates the weight and feel of a real handgun to help users practice trigger control, grip, and other shooting fundamentals in a safe, repeatable way. It features dual lasers to provide real-time feedback on trigger pull and shot placement, allowing for high-volume dry-fire practice at home or in other environments where live-fire is not feasible. The SIRT pistol is designed to complement live-fire training by helping shooters improve their speed, accuracy, and efficiency without the cost of ammunition. 

Key Features & Benefits

• Safety: No projectiles are fired, making it safe for use in nearly any environment, including at home. 

• High-Volume Training: Allows for extensive dry-fire practice, which is crucial for developing and refining shooting skills. 

• Real-Time Feedback: Uses two lasers—one for trigger pull and one for shot impact—to provide immediate visual confirmation of a shooter's precision and trigger discipline. 

• Mimics a Real Firearm: Designed to replicate the feel and weight of a live handgun, enabling users to practice essential skills like grip, trigger pull, and follow-up shots. 

• Versatility: Can be used for a variety of drills, including defensive scenarios like shooting from the ground or around a vehicle, which are often not possible at a traditional range. 

• Cost-Effective: Significantly reduces ammunition costs associated with extensive training. 

• Complements Live Fire: Aims to enhance skills so that live-fire training is more effective. 

How it Works

1. Dry-Fire Practice: You handle the SIRT pistol as you would a real firearm. 

2. Trigger Pull: When you pull the trigger, a resetting trigger mechanism activates. 

3. Laser Output: The SIRT pistol projects two lasers:

   • A trigger pull laser indicates the movement of the trigger itself, showing if the pull was smooth or inconsistent. 

   • A shot impact laser shows where the projectile would have impacted, based on the direction of the shot. 

4. Self-Diagnostic: The dual laser system gives you immediate, diagnostic feedback, allowing you to self-correct your technique.