SIRT Training Pistol

Good pricing, Fast shipping. Would absolutely do business with gun goddess again. I put an airsoft red dot on it for a more realistic training tool for the dot shooters. Awesome!

Thanks Gun Goddess

Just exactly what I needed, to improve my shooting skills. Plus it’s cheaper if you can’t get to the Range.

I never thought I’d buy a SIRT pistol because I just used an unloaded firearm for my dry fire training, but I started training with UDT (United Defense Tactical) recently, which uses SIRT pistols for their scenario-based simulator training. I really liked using the SIRT, and I realized that my practice at home would be much more effective with one, so I ordered one, along with extra mags. The extra mags allow me to practice speed reloads and tactical reloads as well as target and trigger reset work.

Several months after first pistol purchase and classes, I noticed and had pointed out to me problems that needed practice to over come. I purchased this for practice in home T
It has weight and feel of my S&W, MP. I can safely practice my single and two handed grip. My 3 non trigger fingers have very strong sympathetic flex movement when trigger is squeezed. So frustrating! Especially since thus is unconscious movement. Found videos on how to correct this. Several times a day I practice technique. After just a few days I have noticed marked improvement! Also have trouble releasing the magazine. Instructor and 'help' just seemto push the button and it drops. My frustration level was high. At this site I found a reason and simple technique to fix this problem. I also practice removing and re-holstering for off body carry. This product is helping me a lot. Strongly recommend for absolute beginners to use in conjunction with classes.

It lets you focus on your sight picture, grip, and trigger press without the added cost of range time and ammo! So when you make it to the range your just fine tuning.

I bought the SIRT pistol primarily for dry fire practice, and set it up with a red dot optic to duplicate the Glock I use in steel plate competitions. The trigger weight can only be reduced to about 5 lbs which is about the same as the factory trigger but no where near as light as my race gun. Also the laser has no momentary setting so its possible to be off target at trigger pull and sweep the laser across the reactive target triggering it as if it was a legitimate hit.
The SIRT pistol is very useful walking through the house practicing center axis relock and point shooting without using sights. My version with the steel upper and weighted magazine is pretty close in weight and feel to a loaded Glock which is what I wanted for practice. I also have a laser cartridge which requires racking the slide for each shot and shoots way out of line with the sights on all my Glocks. The SIRT trigger resets after each shot and the laser easily aligns with the sights. If the SIRT had a momentary laser trigger option rather than a 2nd laser (which I never use) and more trigger adjustment it would be perfect

I have been having a great time setting up different dry practice scenarios. The real feel of the magazine helps a lot with mag change drills. This has been a welcome addition to my training!