TRT Tap Rack Dry Fire Safety Training Aid - 9mm/.40 - Pistol Magazine Dummy Ammo (3-Pack)

• TRT loads into an empty pistol magazine. Perfect for use during dry fire training. Keeps the magazine follower positioned so that it will not engage the slide stop of the pistol.
• Designed such that the slide of the pistol can pass over the TRT without stripping it from the magazine.
• 3 Pack of 9MM/.40 cal.
• USA MADE

The TRT was developed at the Rogers Shooting School to provide a safer and more efficient way to practice certain dry fire drills. To safely practice dry fire or reloading drills with the magazine in place, the slide needs to operate without being locked back by the follower.

For immediate action drills (tap, rack, fire) the operator needs to be able to re-seat the magazine in the pistol, rack the action, and then accomplish the dry fire exercise. These practice drills normally require the use of “dummy” rounds. Besides the nuisance of having to load and pick up the ejected dummies, there is always the chance that a live round can be introduced.

The TRT allows the operator to practice the drills without using dummy rounds and eliminates the possibility of accidentally loading a live round during the exercise. When loaded into an empty magazine, the TRT will position the follower so that it will not engage the slide stop. Its low profile allows the slide to pass over it without stripping it from the magazine.

For practicing reloading, start with an unloaded magazine to lock the slide back. At the start signal release the empty magazine and insert the magazine with TRT. Drop the slide and complete the dry fire snap on target. With immediate action drills, start with the TRT magazine not completely seated. Dry fire the action and upon the “click” of the hammer or striker, seat the magazine, rack the slide, and complete the dry fire action.

For standard dry fire practice with magazine seated, simply insert magazine with TRT and operate the slide to cock the action before each presentation and dry fire. To remove the TRT from the magazine use a pencil or any small tool and engage the small port molded in the top of the TRT.