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srothstein wrote: Now for the good news. If you go to the lasershot web site (http://www.lasershot.com/) and select their consumer products for home theater, they have some neat systems available for anyone to use. No scenarios, but great skills training and fun. Their Consumer products division includes a hunting education system that also looks good to me. And these are in the $1500 to 2500 range.

The Shiloh Shooting range in Houston has someone who comes by occasionally with a Lasershot system and lets people try it out. VERY Cool. I tried it out a few weeks back - since theirs is the LE trainer, it has both scenarios and the "skills training and fun" programs in it. One great thing for that system over what you propose is that it does have good scoring, and replays the scenarios, stopping on the shots to see where they hit. It's definitely a good training supplement to range time.