Frequently Asked Questions

LaserHIT uses your smartphone camera to register laser hits from dry fire with your firearm and provide immediate training results.

See What Is LaserHIT? for a complete introduction to the LaserHIT training concept.

LaserHIT was built to solve what conventional dry fire cannot measure or recreate indoors.

• Practice with your own firearm and scope.

• Recreate shooting distances from yards to 1 mile.

• Use your own firearm and ammunition ballistics.

• Measure results in real-world linear and angular units.

• Detect and visualize shots with instrumental precision of ±0.05 MOA, or up to 0.1-inch.

• Register up to 10 shots per second.

No LaserHIT account. No cloud training-data storage. Your training stays on your device.

LaserHIT is a pioneering company solving the technical limitations of dry fire rather than enhancing existing dry fire technologies.

We develop our own patent-pending technologies, including precision HD/LR laser cartridges, Custom LR cartridges, optical solutions for scoped rifles, measurable scaled-target technology, and more.

Our goal is to make dry fire more realistic, measurable, and meaningful, connecting shooters with their own firearms and bringing indoor practice as close as possible to real-world field conditions.

Yes. The LaserHIT App can be used with compatible third-party laser training devices, your own targets, and a stable tripod with smartphone holder.

Explore the free LaserHIT App to get started.

for iPhone-DRILLS

for Android-DRILLS

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At minimum, you need your real firearm, a compatible laser training device, a target, a smartphone with the LaserHIT App, and a stable phone holder or tripod.

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For Rifles

For Handguns

The required actual firing distance depends on the selected practice, target scale, and training goal, and may vary from 1 yard to 17.6 yards indoors today.

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No. LaserHIT training does not require an internet or Wi-Fi connection.

Internet access may be required for downloading or updating the App, accessing some tutorial content, transferring ballistic data from third-party ballistic calculators to your mobile device, or participating in online competitions supported by Apple Game Center.

Once ballistic data is saved in Photos or Files on your mobile device, it can be imported into LaserHIT without an internet connection.

Your active LaserHIT Practice does not require internet access. Your training data stays on your mobile device and is not uploaded to or shared by LaserHIT.

See I Just Downloaded the LaserHIT App. Now What? for the first steps, from selecting your laser training device to setting up your first practice.

LaserHIT software is designed to work with a wide variety of real firearms and compatible laser training devices. Depending on your selected Practice, you can use:

• Your real handgun, revolver, rifle, or shotgun with the appropriate LaserHIT laser training cartridge instead of live ammunition.

• Your real handgun with a compatible third-party laser training cartridge.

• Your real handgun with a compatible trigger-reset or CO2 recoil system that produces a laser pulse with each shot.

• Compatible laser training handguns and firearm replicas with a built-in laser, including systems such as SIRT and LaserLyte.

• Your real scoped rifle. Use the rifle and scope you already own. LaserHIT supports bolt-action, lever-action, break-action, and semi-automatic rifles.

Match your caliber with the appropriate LaserHIT Laser Cartridge. HD, Long Range, Composite™ LR, and Custom LR cartridge options support a wide range of rifle calibers, from basic dry fire to recreated long-range practice with ballistics.

Yes, if the installed trigger-reset system allows the firing pin or striker to activate the LaserHIT cartridge with each trigger pull.

If you are unsure whether your particular trigger configuration activates the firing pin or striker during dry fire, confirm the operation of your firearm and trigger-reset system before using the LaserHIT cartridge.

Please do some simple tests:

• Get ready your gun for dry fire - remove all ammunition from the gun and magazine;

• Point the barrel straight up;

• Insert a pencil in the barrel;

• Pull the trigger. Your gun is ready if the pencil jumps up and will work with LaserHIT.

The Ruger SR9C has a magazine-disconnect safety and may not activate the firing mechanism without a magazine inserted.

Make sure the firearm is completely unloaded, insert an empty magazine, and try the dry-fire trigger operation again. Refer to your Ruger SR9C owner's manual for the firearm's magazine-disconnect operation.

Yes, but this firearm may require additional attention when seating the LaserHIT .380 ACP cartridge.

Apply a small amount of firearm lubricant to the front O-ring, insert the cartridge into the chamber, and close the slide with hand assistance. Do not force the slide closed.

If the slide still cannot close completely, contact LaserHIT Support before proceeding.

Some firearms chambered in .380 ACP have a short ejection port that does not provide enough clearance to insert the LaserHIT cartridge normally.

In these firearms, the cartridge can be loaded through the magazine well using the alternative installation method shown in our instructional video.

Watch the .380 ACP cartridge installation video

Yes. The LaserHIT App supports compatible third-party laser training cartridges and devices.

In the LaserHIT App, select the appropriate option under MAIN MENU > CARTRIDGE TYPE > OTHER so the App can apply the appropriate hit-detection settings for your training device.

Performance may vary depending on the laser characteristics of the third-party device, including pulse duration, brightness, and firing rate. LaserHIT cannot guarantee the same hit-registration precision or shooting-speed performance provided by LaserHIT cartridges.

For rifle practice with ballistics, a LaserHIT Long Range laser cartridge is required.

No. The original LaserHIT system does not provide trigger-reset or recoil-simulation hardware.

How the firearm resets between shots depends on the firearm's action and any third-party trigger-reset equipment being used. Compatible third-party systems may be used with the LaserHIT App when they allow the firearm or training device to produce a laser pulse that the App can register.

LaserHIT itself remains focused on laser hit registration, training feedback, shooter position, target scaling and layout, and ballistics visualization rather than mechanically reproducing firearm recoil.

LaserHIT designs and supports a wide range of high-precision laser cartridges for handgun, revolver, shotgun, AR-15, and long-range rifle practice.

LaserHIT laser cartridges are divided into several groups:

Common Handgun, Revolver, Shotgun & AR-15 Cartridges

HD and Generic laser cartridges are available in:

9mm, .38 SPL/.357 MAG, .380 ACP, .40 S&W/10mm, .45 ACP, .45 LC, 12 GA, and .223 REM/.556 NATO.

Long Range Cartridges

Designed for rifle practice, including long-range training with ballistics:

.300 AAC Blackout, .308 WIN, .243 WIN, 6.5 CM, .300 WIN, and .338 LM.

Composite™ LR Laser Cartridges

Patent-pending Composite™ LR cartridges are designed specifically for long-range practice with ballistics and are produced in small batches based on accumulated requests.

Available calibers include:

6.5 PRC, .30-06 SPRG, 7mm PRC, .300 PRC, 6mm GT, 6mm Dasher, 6mm BR, 6mm BRA, 6mm BRX, 6mm XC, .22 CM, .22 GT, .300 WSM, .270 WIN, 6.5 Grendel, and 7mm RM.

Custom LR Laser Cartridges

Introduced in 2026, Custom LR laser cartridges can be made specifically for your firearm upon request.

If your long-range caliber is not listed, contact LaserHIT Support with your caliber and firearm model so we can evaluate a Custom LR cartridge for your setup.

LaserHIT laser cartridges are designed for different training purposes.

The Generic cartridge is intended for basic hit/miss training where precise laser pulse characteristics and high-speed hit registration are not required.

The HD cartridge produces a short, focused laser pulse designed for precise hit registration, timing, grouping, and faster shooting practices.

The Long Range cartridge is designed for rifle training where higher registration precision, repeatability, and extended recreated distances are required. A LaserHIT Long Range cartridge is required for LaserHIT rifle practice with ballistics.

Discover more and see it in action.

Follow standard LaserHIT laser cartridge care:

• apply a light amount of gun oil to the O-rings periodically to ensure smooth insertion and prevent the cartridge from becoming jammed in the chamber

• remove the cartridge after each training session to relieve firing pin pressure and extend cartridge life

• avoid slamming the cartridge on the first insertion, as this may dent the rear cap and damage the internal electronic components

• ensure the firearm chamber is clean and free from residue or grease to maintain proper fit and avoid damage to the O-rings.

Using a composite cartridge follows the same core principles as LaserHIT HD and LR cartridges, with a few important additions.

Please refer to our detailed guide LaserHIT Composite™ Laser Cartridges: More Calibers, More Training Freedom

If the laser pulse becomes noticeably weaker, intermittent, or the cartridge stops activating, check the batteries first.

Replace the batteries with the correct type and install them according to the cartridge instructions. If new batteries do not restore normal operation, continue with the basic cartridge troubleshooting steps or contact LaserHIT Support.

No. LaserHIT cartridges are designed with a replaceable rear cap and hardened rubber primer.

If the primer becomes worn or damaged from repeated firing-pin or striker contact, you can replace the cap instead of replacing the complete laser cartridge.

Battery type varies by cartridge. See the Technical Details section on your laser cartridge product page for the required battery type.

Check LaserHIT Replaceable Cap for available replacement caps.

First, remove the LaserHIT cartridge from the firearm and make sure the firearm is completely unloaded.

Check the cartridge batteries and confirm that they are installed correctly. Before reassembling the cartridge, place the replaceable cap sideways on top of the batteries and gently press it to confirm that the laser optical unit activates.

After reassembling the cartridge, press the red rubber primer with your finger or a dull tip to confirm proper function of the replaceable cap electronic unit.

If the cartridge fails any of these simple tests, please contact LaserHIT Technical Support. We review each case individually and will work with you to identify the cause and find the right solution.

Please include three photos with your request:

• Top view of the laser cartridge

• Side view of the laser cartridge with the LaserHIT logo visible

• Laser cartridge fully inserted into the firearm chamber

These photos help us confirm your LaserHIT cartridge and verify that it is fully seated in the chamber.

One challenge with .223 REM rifles is the wide variety of rifle designs and custom configurations. Your setup may require a few checks or adjustments before the cartridge works properly.

Please follow this checklist:

• Make sure you have removed the battery protective film from the laser cartridge. See the User Manual.

• Make sure the cartridge batteries are inserted correctly, with the "+" (flat surface) facing down toward the cartridge tip.

• Before assembling the cartridge, place the replaceable pressure pad cap sideways on top of the batteries and confirm that the laser unit produces a bright laser dot. This confirms that the optical unit is functioning properly.

• Assemble the cartridge and test it before placing it into the chamber. Press the red rubber primer with your finger or a dull tip. If the cartridge does not produce any light, please contact LaserHIT Support. If it produces a tiny, single laser dot, continue to the next step.

• Prepare your rifle and make sure the chamber is clean and the cartridge O-rings are properly lubricated.

Remember: the laser cartridge is an electronic device and can be damaged by excessive mechanical force.

Unfortunately, our app does not design to work with IR lasers. The app uses a phone camera with a high-quality IR filter built-in.

Please look at our cartridges HD Type instead. The cartridge emits extremely short red light impulse almost invisible and safe to naked eyes.

Not necessarily. A small, focused laser spot is an intentional design characteristic of LaserHIT HD and Long Range cartridges.

The laser pulse is designed for the App camera to register the shot precisely, not to become the shooter's aiming reference. During practice, you should continue to aim with your firearm sights, red dot, or scope rather than follow the visible laser spot on the target.

A small, focused laser spot also supports precise hit registration. A larger or brighter laser spot may spread across the target as the firearm moves, making the exact point of impact more difficult to determine.

If the laser becomes unusually weak, intermittent, or is no longer reliably registered by the App, check the batteries and cartridge condition. If the issue continues, contact LaserHIT Technical Support.

Yes. The LaserHIT App supports compatible third-party visible-light laser cartridges and training devices.

Select the appropriate third-party cartridge option in the App so LaserHIT can apply the corresponding laser hit-detection settings.

Performance may vary depending on the characteristics of the third-party device, including laser pulse duration, brightness, and firing rate.

If fast-fire performance, precision, repeatability, or sharpshooting is the goal of your practice, we highly recommend using LaserHIT HD or Long Range laser cartridges. They are designed for fast, precise, and repeatable shot registration with the LaserHIT App, with Long Range cartridges tested to <0.05 MOA instrumental precision (repeatability), equivalent to approximately 0.5 inch at 1,000 yards.

Watch Your laser type in action.

From the App Main Menu, go to CARTRIDGE TYPE > OTHER and select the option that best matches your laser training device. LaserHIT automatically adjusts hit-detection timing and sensitivity for the selected laser type to minimize false, double, or ghost hits.

Third-party laser devices have different pulse duration, brightness, firing rate, and optical characteristics, so their reliability may vary.

If double hits continue after selecting the appropriate cartridge type, contact LaserHIT Support to get personal help with your particular training device and setup.

LaserHIT does not currently manufacture a .22 LR laser cartridge.

Compatible .22 LR laser training solutions are available on the market.

Our Tech Lab has tested third-party options and confirmed that they can be used with the LaserHIT App through CARTRIDGE TYPE > OTHER.

LaserHIT does not currently include a recoil-simulation system.

Third-party recoil-training solutions are available on the market. Our Tech Lab has evaluated and tested this type of system and confirmed that compatible options can be used with the LaserHIT App for recoil training with LaserHIT shot feedback.

LaserHIT does not currently provide a trigger-reset system.

Third-party trigger-reset training solutions, including dedicated firearm training replicas, are available on the market. Our Tech Lab has evaluated and tested this type of training device and confirmed that compatible options can be used with the LaserHIT App through CARTRIDGE TYPE > OTHER.

This allows you to combine repeated trigger practice with LaserHIT shot registration, timing, target scaling, and measurable training feedback.

The LaserHIT App supports compatible SIRT laser trainers through CARTRIDGE TYPE > OTHER.

For reliable shot detection with SIRT laser trainers, the LaserHIT App adjusts its registration rate to 2 shots per second. This is a LaserHIT App registration setting for working with the laser signal characteristics of SIRT trainers, not a firing-rate limitation of the SIRT device itself.

Yes. The LaserHIT App is available for both iOS and Android devices.

Download it from the Apple App Store or Google Play and start with the free LaserHIT training features available for your platform.

The iOS and Android versions differ in workflow and some available features. See the next question for details.

No. Both platforms support LaserHIT dry-fire practice, but available Practices, Drills, settings, and advanced features differ between iOS and Android.

Pro Access is currently available for iOS only and unlocks advanced training capabilities within the LaserHIT App, including long-range dry fire with your own ballistics, creation of private firearm and ammunition profile libraries, and professional sport-based Drills with optional Friends or Worldwide competition.

For current platform capabilities, visit:

LaserHIT App for iPhone

LaserHIT App for Android

Explore Pro Access (for iOS only)

You do not need the latest smartphone or tablet to train with LaserHIT. A previously owned or refurbished device can also become a dedicated LaserHIT training device.

For iOS, we recommend:

• iPhone 14 or newer, or iPhone SE (3rd generation) or newer

• iPad 8th generation or newer

• iPad mini 5th generation or newer

• iPad Air 3rd generation or newer

• iPad Pro 2018 or newer

• iOS 15 or newer

For Android, we recommend a device that supports Android 14 or newer. Examples include Samsung Galaxy S21–S26, Samsung Galaxy A54 or A34, Xiaomi 13 or 14, Google Pixel 6–8, or similar devices.

Because Android devices vary significantly in camera hardware and performance, compatibility with advanced LaserHIT features and HD/LR laser cartridges may depend on the specific device.

Download the free LaserHIT App on your current mobile device and check for any compatibility restrictions displayed in the upper-right corner of the App's first screen.

A cellular service plan is not required. The device needs a working rear camera and screen and can be used as a dedicated LaserHIT training device.

No. An internet or Wi-Fi connection is not required for LaserHIT training.

Internet access may be needed to download or update the App, access some of tutorial content within App, transfer ballistic data from third-party ballistic calculators to your mobile device, or participate in training competitions supported by Apple Game Center.

Once your ballistic data is saved in Photos or Files on your mobile device, it can be imported into LaserHIT without an internet connection.

Your active LaserHIT Practice does not require internet access. Training results are processed and stored locally on your mobile device.

Your training data is stored directly on your mobile device. LaserHIT does not use external or LaserHIT servers to collect, store, or maintain your training data.

The LaserHIT App acts as a connection hub between you and your mobile device. It processes your training results and directs the applicable data to your device for storage and display within the App.

If you delete the App, erase your device, or replace your device, your training data may be lost because it exists on your device, not with LaserHIT.

For iOS competitions, Apple Game Center provides the connection to your competition records. When Game Center is reactivated, the applicable competition data can again be displayed within the LaserHIT App.

Your purchases are managed by the Apple App Store or Google Play, not by LaserHIT.

When you change devices, sign in to the App Store or Google Play with the same account used for the original purchase. Then open the LaserHIT App and tap `Restore Purchase` to restore your available purchases or active Pro Access.

Purchases are not transferable between Apple and Google platforms.

Within the same platform, eligible purchases may be shared between your devices or through Family Sharing when supported by Apple or Google.

In the Classic LaserHIT App for iOS and Android, you can find your total hit counter in the upper-right corner of the Main Menu. Shot counts for individual Practices are displayed on the Practices screen.

On iOS, the LIVE FIRE VALUE feature automatically tracks completed-Stage shots for each Drill and calculates their equivalent live-fire ammunition value. Use EDIT to enter your cost per round and update it anytime to reflect current ammunition prices.

Your hit counter is stored on your mobile device and will be reset if you delete and reinstall the LaserHIT App.

Learn more: Know the AMMO Value of Your Training

The LaserHIT App uses your device camera continuously during practice, which can increase battery consumption, especially on older devices.

For longer training sessions or classes, we recommend keeping your phone or tablet connected to a charger.

Reducing screen brightness can also help conserve battery power and keep your device from getting too warm during extended practice.

If the App occasionally misses a shot, first check your target size and phone placement.

Make sure the target appears large enough on the phone screen for precise laser detection. Do not place the phone farther from the target than necessary. Greater camera-to-target distance reduces the camera's ability to precisely detect the laser hit.

For rifle Practices with ballistics, leave enough visible space around and above the target on the phone screen for bullet drop and time-of-flight visualization. If the camera view is too tight, the starting point of the laser hit may fall outside the camera's field of view and the shot cannot be registered correctly.

Always aim and execute your shot on the physical target. The phone, tablet, TV, or other mirrored screen is for viewing your results and feedback, not for aiming.

Watch for the Cease Fire announcement and messages in the Top Panel. Once Cease Fire is active, stop shooting. Shots fired after Cease Fire will not be registered.

Follow the recommended camera placement for your selected Practice and confirm the complete required target area is visible before starting.

First, check your setup.

Make sure the complete target and Reload Mark are visible on the screen, the target is securely mounted, lighting is even, and there are no reflections, bright hotspots, or moving shadows around the target area.

Also check your camera position and Zoom settings. The target should occupy as much of the camera view as practical without extending beyond the screen.

See our Precision Setup Guide for a complete setup checklist.

F-Class Laser Academy® is a separate iOS App powered by LaserHIT™ and is not a Practice or mode within the LaserHIT App.

Download the F-Class Laser Academy® App from the Apple App Store and follow the in-App setup instructions to prepare your Training Kit, rifle, scope, targets, and mobile device.

For detailed App features, setup requirements, and training information, visit the F-Class Laser Academy® App page

You can use both, depending on the selected Practice and its setup requirements.

Many LaserHIT Practices require precisely scaled targets. Long-range Practices require specified LaserHIT targets to maintain precise shot detection, measurement, and ballistic consistency.

When your own Custom target can be used, LaserHIT explicitly identifies this option within the selected Practice. Every Custom target must include the LaserHIT Reload Mark for the App to recognize and work with your target. Download the Reload Mark free, add it to your target, then follow the Practice settings and complete Express Setup.

For best results with a Custom target, use a dark, solid-colored physical printed target or object.

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Yes. You can use compatible custom targets with the LaserHIT App.

Keep the LaserHIT Reload Mark close to the target so both the target area and Reload Mark remain visible inside the same camera frame.

For some 1:1 target setups where the physical Reload Mark appears too small, the Reload Legacy feature can provide an extended virtual Reload area.

See our Precision Setup Guide for details.

LaserHIT precisely reduces the physical target and firing distance while preserving the same visual and angular relationship you would see at the recreated distance.

For example, a target scaled 1:100 and placed 10 yards away recreates how a full-size target at 1,000 yards would appear through your scope.

LaserHIT patent-pending scaled-target technology uses this known geometry to measure your shot results in real-world linear and angular units, not simply as an approximate hit on a smaller target.

Depending on the selected Practice, LaserHIT can recreate shooting distances from just a few yards up to 1 mile within a practical indoor firing distances.

Choose a stable training area with even lighting, minimal reflections, and no direct sunlight on the target. Avoid mirrors, TV screens, glossy surfaces, moving shadows, and unnecessary movement around the target area. Reflections or sudden changes in light may be mistakenly detected by the mobile device camera as a laser shot.

Secure your target on all four corners to keep it flat and stable. Make sure the entire target and Reload Mark are clearly visible on your mobile device screen.

For practical setup examples and troubleshooting tips, see our Precision Setup Guide

Position your mobile device approximately 2-3 feet from the target, with the rear camera facing the target area. Always place your phone or tablet horizontally in landscape orientation to provide a wider camera view.

From your shooting position, make sure the phone or tablet does not obstruct your view of the target. At the same time, the camera must clearly capture the complete target area and Reload Mark.

For most setups, start with the device:

• slightly to the right of the primary target

• slightly below the target center

Use the App's Zoom + and Zoom - controls to make the target area as large as practical while keeping everything fully inside the camera view.

Small left-right adjustments or a slight upward or backward tilt may help you find the best camera position for your particular target setup and shooting position.

See our Precision Setup Guide for practical setup examples.

No. More light does not always mean better laser detection.

Use stable, even indoor lighting. Avoid direct sunlight, strong reflections near the target area, and moving shadows caused by your own movements or activity behind the firing line.

Avoid strong contrasting light behind your firing line, such as sunlight from uncovered windows. It can cause your body movements to create changing shadows across the training area.

During setup, the app can highlight problematic areas in red so you can adjust the lighting or camera position before training.

See our Precision Setup Guide for lighting and detection tips.

The basic LaserHIT setup principles are the same for handgun and rifle training, but rifle practice requires a few additional checks.

Position your mobile device approximately 2–3 feet from the target and make sure it does not obstruct your view through the rifle scope.

For long-range and ballistic practice, the camera must also capture enough area around the target for expected bullet drop, temporary Laser Zeroing impacts, and other practice-specific hit locations.

Review the general LaserHIT Rifle Training Setup concept first, then follow the setup instructions for your specific LaserHIT rifle training system.

For long-range practice with ballistics, your mobile device camera needs to view enough space around the physical target to detect the laser Point of Impact (POI).

The LaserHIT App uses the laser POI to recreate the bullet's time of flight and determine the corresponding Point of Aim (POA) after the exact ballistic conditions are applied.

The laser POI may appear outside the physical target itself, but within the LaserHIT printed target area. Make sure the camera can view the complete printed target area, including the target, Reload Mark, and the surrounding space required to detect the laser POI.

See our KYL 500 YD + Ballistics setup example for practical camera-positioning guidance.

The Reload/Reset Mark is an essential part of the LaserHIT target setup.

It helps authenticate the target and allows you to remotely restart the Practice.

Keep the complete Reload/Reset Mark visible within the camera view.

If you have trouble with recognition, see Why the Reset Mark Is Not Recognized

Yes. Your mobile device must remain stable and stationary during setup and active practice. Any movement can affect target alignment, shot detection, and the correct visualization of your results.

LaserHIT kits include a tripod and mobile device holder designed for this purpose. You are also welcome to use your own tripod with a compatible mobile device head mount.

See our Precision Setup Guide for practical setup recommendations.

How can I practice 100–1,000 yard rifle distances indoors?

LaserHIT combines mathematically scaled physical targets with a much shorter actual indoor firing distance to recreate how a full-size target would appear through your rifle scope at a much greater distance.

For example, a target scaled 1:100 and placed 10 yards away recreates the visual target size of the full-size target at 1,000 yards.

Add the Scope Focus Adapter to this formula when needed, and you can practice with your own rifle, scope, reticle, and physical target while using only a fraction of the actual range distance.

Explore the different approaches in our LaserHIT Rifle Kit Collection 2026

Yes. LaserHIT is designed to let you practice with your own rifle, scope, reticle, and magnification settings.

The challenge is that many rifle scopes designed for 100 yards and beyond cannot clearly focus on a target at typical indoor distances. If your scope cannot focus clearly at your available firing distance, a Scope Focus Adapter shifts the focal distance to provide a sharp target image, clear reticle, and controlled parallax.

Not every scope requires one. Some optics can already focus clearly at shorter distances.

Learn how to determine whether your setup needs one in How Your Scope Handles Indoor Long Range up to 1000 Yards

Yes. For LaserHIT long-range rifle practice, use an HD/LR laser cartridge and LaserHIT targets designed for your selected training distance.

HD/LR cartridges provide the short, clean laser pulse required for precise shot detection, while LaserHIT long-range targets use specific scales to recreate target geometry from 100 yards to 1,000 yards and beyond.

Choose the target scale based on your actual indoor firing distance and the range you want to recreate.

See The Essentials for Creating an Indoor Long-Range Training Space for equipment, target scaling, and setup guidance.

Yes. With Pro Access on iPhone or iPad, you can practice using your own rifle and ammunition ballistics.

Import your DOPE from Hornady or GeoBallistics, create and save firearm profiles, and apply your actual bullet drop and wind drift to your dry-fire practice. Depending on the selected practice, LaserHIT can also introduce changing wind conditions so you can dial or hold your correction before taking the shot.

LaserHIT does not replace your ballistic calculator. It puts the DOPE you already use into practice at home.

Starting Fall 2026, LaserHIT opens a new chapter in indoor dry fire with ballistics by integrating the Kestrel® 5700 series ballistic solver into training. A device with an established reputation in outdoor long-range shooting can now bring your ballistic solutions directly into LaserHIT indoor practice.

We start with the KYL 500 YD Challenge + Ballistics, combining your Kestrel data with indoor 500-yard precision practice and changing wind conditions.

Learn how to create, import, and use your DOPE in our Blog: Training with Ballistics - iOS Section.

Any of them to start.

Choose the LaserHIT rifle kit that best matches what you want to practice today. Later, expand your setup with additional laser cartridge calibers to involve more of your rifles and add target sets to explore different types of training.

Move from traditional accuracy and precision to positional shooting, the KYL 500yd™ Challenge, ballistics and wind, or F-Class training from 300 to 1,000 yards.

Start with one. Add more challenges as you go.

Explore the complete LaserHIT Rifle Kit Collection 2026

LaserHIT provides immediate visual and audible feedback based on your selected Practice, settings, and training goal.

Depending on the Practice, your results may include shot placement, windage and elevation, group size, score or scoring zone, target and distance identification, split time, elapsed time, and other Practice-specific measurements.

In the Classic LaserHIT App, you have the freedom to decide what feedback is useful to you. Select what you want to see immediately on the ON-RESULTS panel, what the Virtual Spotter should announce after each shot, and what should be announced at the end of your Practice.

In iOS Drills, the relevant visual and audible feedback is predefined according to the purpose and objective of each Drill.

In F-Class Laser Academy®, feedback follows the structure of precision competition. Helpful visual and audible hints are progressively reduced as the Training Level difficulty increases, bringing the experience closer to field conditions.

After your Practice, supported Sessions provide an automatic replay of the temporary Session recording, allowing you to review what happened during your training.

Use Digital Zoom on a single target to enlarge the target view and inspect your hit placement in greater detail. This is especially helpful when practicing with small scaled targets for recreated long-range distances.

You decide what matters for your practice. LaserHIT measures what happened.

Yes.

For iPhone and iPad, LaserHIT temporarily saves a results screenshot after each completed Practice session. Open the Screenshot page, select the results you want to keep, and save them to your Photos. Screenshots not saved to Photos are deleted when you leave the current Practice.

For Android, the results screen pauses at the end of each Practice session so you can take a screenshot using your device's screenshot function. Tap the Reload area when you are ready to continue.

Avoid moving your mobile device from its tripod while saving results, as this may affect your Practice setup.

Your training records, firearm profiles, ballistic data, and personal settings are stored locally on your mobile device.

Your data stays with you, on the device you use for LaserHIT practice.

No. LaserHIT does not require an account or user profile.

It is our company principle: we do not collect your personal or training data, store it in the cloud, or share or sell it to third parties.

If you choose, you can share your email on the LaserHIT website to receive occasional product updates, training tips, and news. This is completely optional and separate from using the LaserHIT App.

We keep our emails limited and relevant. No daily advertising. No constant pressure to buy more.

Nothing is deleted. Your training data and Pro-related settings remain stored on your device.

When you reactivate Pro Access, they become available again.

LaserHIT uses Apple Game Center to provide a fair and verified competition environment without requiring a LaserHIT account.

Game Center authenticates competitors, validates submitted scores, and maintains Friends and Worldwide leaderboards. LaserHIT does not operate its own servers for competitor accounts, score validation, or rankings.

Your detailed training records remain stored locally on your device.

Learn more about Apple Game Center: The Foundation of Fair LaserHIT Competition

LaserHIT displays statistics that are meaningful to the selected Practice and its training goal, without overwhelming you with unnecessary numbers, graphs, or lifetime shot counts.

iOS Drills provide Progress and Success reports. Competitive Drills add deeper Stage Performance reporting where it matters for competition.

For advanced precision training, such as F-Class Laser Academy®, we take reporting further, with multiple layers of performance data designed to show qualification, trends, individual Stage performance, and where your precision is improving or needs attention.

We measure what helps you improve, not simply what can be counted.

No. A TV or projector is not required.

Your mobile device runs the LaserHIT App and provides everything you need for practice. A larger screen is simply an optional way to view your shots and results more comfortably from the firing line or let other people follow your practice.

See Going Big Screen with LaserHIT to decide whether screen mirroring is useful for your setup.

Depending on your selected Practice and equipment, you have several ways to receive immediate feedback:

• view results directly on your phone or tablet

• for rifle practice, view the mobile device screen through your scope

• receive supported shot feedback on your Apple Watch

• mirror the mobile device screen to a TV or projector

• use supported Kestrel integration during ballistic practice

Choose the option that works best for your firing position and training purpose.

Yes, with supported iOS rifle Practices.

Apple Watch works as a companion App, providing immediate training results directly on your wrist without leaving your firing position.

Depending on the Practice, this may include hit placement, wind speed and direction, score, and total results.

Apple Watch support is currently available with F-Class Laser Academy® and KYL 500 YD + Ballistics.

No internet connection is required.

LaserHIT Wireless-X creates its own private Wi-Fi connection between your mobile device and TV or projector, so your home Wi-Fi is not required.

Apple Watch communicates directly with your iPhone using Apple's device connectivity. An internet connection is not required to receive supported LaserHIT shot feedback during practice.

The HDMI adapter requires a 5V/1A (1,000mA) power source. A standard or unlabeled TV USB port may not provide enough power for reliable mirroring and charging.

Connect the USB power cable to a port clearly labeled 5V/1A or use the original power adapter supplied with your iPhone.

This wired HDMI solution is intended for older Apple devices with a Lightning connector.

See the Wired Mirroring Setup for connection instructions. If the problem continues, please contact LaserHIT Technical Support.

Check the following:

• Make sure your iPhone is not muted.

• Increase the volume on your iPhone.

• Use your TV remote to adjust the TV volume.

If you still have no sound, please contact LaserHIT Technical Support.

Use the power of your mobile device and the wireless technology you already have around you.

LaserHIT does not require a special audio accessory. Connect a Bluetooth speaker to your phone or tablet to make Virtual Spotter announcements and audible results louder throughout your training area.

For a more private setup, use AirPods, wireless earbuds, headphones, or Bluetooth-enabled range hearing protection. This works especially well for evening practice when you do not want to disturb your family and creates the experience of having a personal spotter speaking directly in your ear.

LaserHIT is a U.S. company headquartered in Henderson, Nevada, with our R&D and Technical Labs, assembly, quality control, and Customer Support located in Las Vegas, Nevada.

LaserHIT training systems and laser cartridges are designed, assembled, individually tested, and quality-controlled at our Las Vegas facility. Our targets are designed and tested in Las Vegas and printed in the United States and internationally.

Some components and accessories are manufactured internationally, including in China. They are inspected, tested, quality-controlled, and assembled as applicable at our Las Vegas facility before becoming part of a LaserHIT training system.

LaserHIT software is developed in-house in the United States.

All LaserHIT orders are packed, fulfilled, and shipped from Las Vegas, Nevada.

LaserHIT orders are fulfilled from our Las Vegas, Nevada warehouse.

Please allow 1–2 business days for order processing unless otherwise stated for a particular product or shipping service. Typical U.S. delivery is 2–8 business days, depending on product availability, selected shipping method, and carrier transit time.

All orders include tracking. You will receive a shipping confirmation email with tracking information once your order leaves our warehouse.

See our Shipping Policy for shipping options and additional details.

Yes. LaserHIT ships internationally to eligible destinations, subject to carrier availability and local import requirements.

Available shipping options and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout. International orders may be subject to customs duties, taxes, VAT, or other import fees charged by the destination country.

Before ordering, please confirm that LaserHIT products can be legally imported and used in your country. LaserHIT provides the required sender-side shipping and customs documentation.

If you are uncertain, contact us before ordering. We will help confirm the best shipping options and known requirements for your country.

See our Shipping Policy for international shipping and customs details.

Yes. Most LaserHIT products can be returned within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return Policy.

Before sending anything back, contact us at info@laserhit.com to receive a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) and return instructions.

Unused and unopened products are eligible for return. Opened or used products may also be accepted if they are functional and reusable, but additional conditions or fees may apply.

Custom-caliber, made-to-order, and other customized products are not returnable.

See our Refund & Return Policy for complete details.

LaserHIT training systems and accessories are covered by a one-year limited warranty for the original purchaser.

If you experience a problem, contact us at info@laserhit.com before returning the product. Our Technical Support team will first help identify the issue and, when necessary, provide warranty service and return instructions.

Depending on the issue and warranty conditions, LaserHIT may repair, replace, or refund the product.

See our Warranty Policy for complete coverage, exclusions, and warranty terms.

Select "Get Notified" on the product page and enter your email address. You will automatically receive an email when the product is back in stock.

For questions about a specific product, expected availability, or possible alternatives, please contact us.

The most efficient way to receive technical help is to submit the Technical Support form on our website or email us at info@laserhit.com.

Please provide as much information as possible about your setup, firearm, mobile device, target and the issue you are experiencing. Screenshots, photos, or short videos are always helpful when applicable.

Although LaserHIT has a business phone number, we do not operate a full-time phone Customer Support line. Our phone number is intended primarily for business inquiries. Please leave a detailed voicemail for business matters so we can return your call.

For Customer and Technical Support, you receive personal care directly from a knowledgeable LaserHIT team member. No AI support agents. No third-party customer service reading from a script.

Use our Technical Support form or email us at info@laserhit.com, and we will work with you directly.

Absolutely. We encourage you to take some exploration time before making your choice.

Start at www.laserhit.com and select For Rifles or For Handguns. Use the top navigation to narrow your search, then explore the detailed specifications, compatibility information, photos, and videos provided for each product.

Do a little homework with the resources we created for you:

• Visit our LaserHIT Showroom to compare products, features, and differences.

• Explore our Blogs for detailed guides, setup examples, training ideas, and product information.

• Visit How It Works to understand the LaserHIT training concept and setup.

• Browse the LaserHIT Shop to explore available products and options.

Take your time. Explore what you want to practice, what works with the equipment you already own, and which LaserHIT solution fits your goals.

If you still have a specific question that our website does not answer, you are always welcome to contact us at info@laserhit.com before placing your order.

Yes. We are always open to serious proposals that could enhance, improve, or further develop LaserHIT training systems, accessories, or software.

If you have an idea, email us at info@laserhit.com. Please explain the practical need, intended use, and business or training reason behind your proposal. Be prepared to provide additional technical information and participate in the discussion if we decide to explore it further.

We welcome a challenge, but LaserHIT is a private, independently operated company. Every development project must be evaluated against technical feasibility, customer demand, development resources, and our existing priorities.

We appreciate every serious proposal, but LaserHIT reserves the right to determine whether, when, or how an externally suggested idea may be developed commercially.