First Look: LaserLyte Laser Plinking Cans

Anyone who has ever practiced dry-firing knows about the anti-climactic nature of standing in their living room, repeatedly drawing a pistol and discharging imaginary rounds into their walls and furniture. Obviously, guns don't go "bang" or cause a target to react when dry-firing.

LaserLyte has forever changed the world of dry-fire practice with their laser training systems. One of their flagship products, the LT-Pro Laser Trainer, enables shooters to engage reactive electronic targets with a laser beam.

The LT-Pro slides into the muzzle of a LaserLyte Trainer Pistol — or a real handgun of your choice — turning at-home training into an entertaining activity, especially when paired with a Laser Training Target. LaserLyte targets record where each laser hits the target, and give immediate feedback on shot placement.

LaserLyte has taken their reactive targets one step further with their new Laser Plinking Cans. Now you can practice and plink in the comfort of your home, all while avoiding boring dry-fire practice.

When shot with a LaserLyte laser, Plinking Cans tip over and give shooters immediate feedback on their hits.

The Editors at G&A tested these cans at various distances, racing each other to see who could knock them over faster. We found the cans are responsive to laser hits out to at least 90 feet.

LaserLyte Plinking Cans will be available in the first quarter of 2014. The package comes with three cans, three 9V batteries and an instruction card for $104.95. The LT-Pro Laser Trainer is sold separately.

Check out our exclusive first-look video of LaserLyte's new Laser Plinking Cans.