Training pistols like the SIRT do not have recoil, and that's intentional. If you've ever been to a basic handgun class, you've probably used a SIRT in the classroom before your instructor allows you into a range.

By removing recoil, you can focus on accuracy, trigger control, and reaction time without distractions- especially with that first shot that matters most. This builds muscle memory and consistency so when you do train with live fire, you perform better under recoil. Training pistols like the SIRT are excellent tools for safely learning about the fundamentals of firearm training.