They don't work well for precisely that reason. The firing pin on HP designs works as the "ejector" as well.I've heard that there are issues with the carbine keeping the laser in The on position until the bolt is reset
I have one, but haven't tried it in my 995. My laser cartridge has no rim so it doesn't try to eject the laser. It lights up when the firing pin hits the "primer".Has anyone tried using laser training systems such as "I. targetpro". If so how has the results been. I've heard that there are issues with the carbine keeping the laser in The on position until the bolt is reset
Thanks. For the response. And thAt would be great if you could let me know how it worked in your 995I have one, but haven't tried it in my 995. My laser cartridge has no rim so it doesn't try to eject the laser. It lights up when the firing pin hits the "primer".
I'll give it a try for you. It should work fine.
I tried it in my 995TS and it worked well. I use the I-target software with my own home made phone rest, and a laser cartridge I bought on ebay. I bought a .380acp laser cartridge and cut a thin piece of 9mm luger brass to allow it to head space for 9mm luger as well.Thanks. For the response. And thAt would be great if you could let me know how it worked in your 995
That's awesome. Thanks for the reply. Appreciate it!!I tried it in my 995TS and it worked well. I use the I-target software with my own home made phone rest, and a laser cartridge I bought on ebay. I bought a .380acp laser cartridge and cut a thin piece of 9mm luger brass to allow it to head space for 9mm luger as well. View attachment 70717
Not a bad idea actually. Nice.I tried it in my 995TS and it worked well. I use the I-target software with my own home made phone rest, and a laser cartridge I bought on ebay. I bought a .380acp laser cartridge and cut a thin piece of 9mm luger brass to allow it to head space for 9mm luger as well. View attachment 70717