SureStrike MAG Dry Fire Training Kit - Smart Dryfiremag with Surestrike 9mm Training Laser (Class 1, 3.5mW Maximum Output) (Choose from Red or Invisible)

I recently purchased a LaserAmmo SureStrike smart DryFireMag for Sig P320 in 9mm. The LaserAmmo User Guide instructions are basically ok but totally unclear as to how to properly install the battery in the laser cartridge. After spending ~40 frustrating minutes installing the battery in the laser cartridge, then installing the laser cartridge, aluminum safety pipe, extension pipe, and plastic nut cap in my Sig P320; then test firing SureStrike Mag without seeing any visible red laser on trigger pull; then disassembling it all; reversing the battery; then reassembling it all -- I was finally able to get the red laser to show properly on trigger pull. :-)It would help if both the text and your picture in your User Guide clarified which direction of the battery "+" is, AND which direction the "+" end of the battery should be installed in the laser cartridge.1) The '+' end of the battery is the end with the "+" sign and text imprinted on it ("-" is the end with NO imprinted text). - and -2) The exploded diagram that shows the laser, battery, and end-cap should clearly show that the '+' end of battery goes in toward the front face of laser cartridge with the '-' side facing rearward toward the laser cartridge's end-cap.

I had high hopes for the SureStrike MAG Dry Fire Training Kit, but unfortunately, it fell far short of my expectations. This product promises to enhance dry fire training by providing a realistic simulation of live fire without the need for ammunition, but in reality, it failed to deliver on several fronts.First and foremost, the build quality of the SureStrike MAG left much to be desired. The components felt cheaply made and flimsy, making me question their durability over time. When I attempted to use the kit, I encountered numerous issues with misfires and inconsistent performance. It seemed like no matter how carefully I followed the instructions, the device simply couldn't reliably register my trigger pulls.Furthermore, the setup process was overly complicated and time-consuming. I expected a user-friendly experience, but instead, I found myself wrestling with finicky calibration procedures and frustrating troubleshooting steps. This made practicing with the SureStrike MAG more of a hassle than a helpful training tool.Even when the device did work as intended, I found the simulation lacking in realism. The feedback provided by the kit felt artificial and disconnected from the actual experience of firing a live weapon. As a result, I struggled to see any real value in using the SureStrike MAG for my dry fire training sessions.In conclusion, I cannot recommend the SureStrike MAG Dry Fire Training Kit based on my disappointing experience. Between its poor build quality, unreliable performance, cumbersome setup process, and lackluster simulation, this product simply does not live up to its promises. Save your money and invest in a more reliable and effective training solution.

If you want to practice with your own firearm, works great! Makes your Glock 19 a dryfire tool without having to switch out your trigger. Only disadvantage is you can't practice mag changes like you could with a SIRT or other options.

I usually don’t do reviews. But, with the negative ones here and only 5 reviews I thought I needed to. Item arrived in time and well packaged. Setup was easy. Mag felt well made. Trigger pull very close to my 43x. Smooth and felt a little lighter than the Apex Enhancement trigger I have installed. I liked the pull and travel. No adjustments necessary. I know these are in short supply. Glad I got one. Made dry fire fun with no need to rack slide. I got the red laser and very strong beam projected on my Mantis Laser Academy targets.

I’m not very impressed with this product the trigger reset is good (almost real) however the laser is not bright enough to project on to a wall.

worked well for a little over a week, after which i have to reset the trigger manually

I ran into an issue with the product but the seller offered a full refund after some time (month or so).I would possibly purchase again, but most likely only if the purchase included 1-2 spare firing pin actuators (buttons). The fee for replacement is a bit steep.

Product didn’t work out of the box. One star because I should have purchased directly through dryfire mag