Mantis X10 Elite Shooting Performance System

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A handy device, fits well under the Glock and on the Picatinny rail, but only by sliding along the rail, so you have to leave space in the rifle in front of the front sight, or however the rail is available. It's a bit difficult to recognize shots with a CO2 rifle, sometimes not at all, sometimes it comes in doubles. Maybe they'll adjust that to be more accurate at some point. It seems to work more reliably as a dry fire, but then you don't get a mark on the target. I haven't had time to try it with hard fire yet, but it's of course the easiest to recognize. Charging via micro-USB, so maybe a revised version is gradually coming out?

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Otherwise, it plays well, but sometimes it registers loading movements as shots during dry practice.

Finally a way to quantify dry fire training (also a great way to compare your skills with your friends at home)

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Now after several hundred shots it seems like a really useful tool for training. I have used it myself in 17 and 44 watches, where it worked quite reliably. I had some problems with the 22LR caliber in identifying shots, but with the help of the app I was able to fix them to be quite reliable. 9MM and blanks have worked flawlessly. Easy to practice, for example, pulling from the holster easily and get feedback on your own performance. I recommend

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A very versatile "training buddy". For case pulls, make sure it fits in the case.

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Gives good feedback. Easy to use.

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An absolute must-have for dry training, problems with fast doubles and occasional glitches.

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A very good addition to dry training.

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A good rifle for shooting and casing practice. I was surprised by its versatility, how much this detects things. There's a lot of Finnish in the app, but maybe someone from Finland who is a professional in the field can participate in the translation.

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This is a great kikot for dry training. Errors related to holding and launching can be eliminated by training.