LaserLyte Laser Plinking Can

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posted on December 18, 2013
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Whether you’re unwilling to brave the midwinter cold to hit your local gun range or if you’re just looking for a little safe and wholesome fun, you can’t beat LaserLyte’s entertaining new Laser-Plinking-Can. When hit with a laser from any of the LaserLyte training cartridges or other laser trainer tools, the cans react by jumping up and falling over just as a real can would. This reaction is all powered by an included 9-volt battery and a spring-loaded plunger released by a solenoid. To reset the cans, simply stand them up and depress the plunger. There’s no clean-up, and one battery will tip the can over about 8,000 times. With no ammunition to buy, the MSRP of $104.95 is a real bargain, too. Contact LaserLyte.

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