Laser Ammo LaserPET II Personal Electronic Target

Camera-scored systems work, but they come with a setup tax: prop the phone, get the framing right, hope the room is bright enough, and accept that a missed detection looks identical to a miss. The LaserPET II removes all of that. It is a self-contained target that registers laser hits and reports them immediately with sound, light, and a number on its display. Nothing to download, nothing to pair, no camera angle to fuss with.

The audio feedback is the part that changes how a session feels. Because the target beeps on a hit, you never break your sight picture to check the result, which is precisely the habit that scored dry fire is supposed to build. Add the built-in shot timer, which reports splits between shots and total drill time, and you have the two pieces most shooters otherwise buy separately: the thing that tells you where you hit and the thing that tells you how fast. Drills configure across tactical, bullseye, fast draw, hunting, IPSC, and IDPA styles.

It reads both visible and invisible lasers, which makes it the natural companion to the infrared Smart DryFireMag and infrared AR Flash Bolt that cannot function without a reactive target at all. It also pairs with red laser setups if you want hit confirmation stronger than a dot on paper. For a shooter who already owns a laser cartridge, this is the cheapest way to turn dots into data.