SIRT 110 PRO TRAINING PISTOL Reviews & Ratings

"Shot Indicating Resetting Trigger" training pistol simulates the size, weight, and functional features of a Glock®17/22 pistol to provide an exceptionally realistic supplement to actual live-fire training. The dual-laser system gives the trainee detailed feedback on what the muzzle is doing when the shot breaks and after. The red trigger "take up" laser gives immediate feedback on trigger mechanics during the trigger pull, while the green shot indicating laser gives a visual track of the trainee’s follow-through. Unlike using a laser insert or cartridge in an actual pistol, the SIRT’s auto-resetting trigger allows for realistic multiple strings of fire without having to rack the slide. Removable magazine can be adjusted to match the weight of various ammo loads, from 10 rounds of 115 grain 9mm to 15 rounds of 180 grain .40 S&W. A switch lets you shut off the take-up indicating laser and just train with the shot-indicating laser, and a separate, internal switch, lets you reverse the red and green lasers. Purpose-built as a training device that cannot fire a live, so no FFL required.

Molded polymer frame, black, with safety red aluminum slide. Runs on one CR-123 battery, included. Lasers are windage/elevation adjustable. Includes one training magazine, Allen wrenches, instructions, and training DVD.

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Excellent tool, but slide is FIXED

The description does not point out that the slide does NOT move. I was hoping to do complete reloading drills, and was surprised to find the slide did not move. I agree that the mag is loose and that the trigger isn't much like a Glock. I use mine for point shooting practice more than anything else. There are less expensive options available than this one, hopefully Brownell's will pick them up.

almost next level

The trigger wasn't exactly like a glock but it is close to a stock glock trigger pull. The ability to turn off the red trigger prep light is a big plus. The sights were ok but being that they can't be repleced with good sights is a major downer. The absence of a slide lock and the magazine that doesn't fit tight into the frame makes dryfire training reloads useless.