Hmmmm. yes and no.

A laser beam travels in a straight line, bullets don’t. What you are seeing is where the laser beam hit, an actual bullet may not hit the same spot – but there are variables involved such as distance and ballistics to determine where the bullet would have hit in relation to where the laser beam hits and in some cases it may be the same place (or very close) depending on distance to target and the round ballistics.

But that being said, the Mantis BlackbeardX System is a good training tool. I have one myself, and use it for the very rare times (like on extremely hot or cold or rainy days) I don’t want to go to the range. Heck, with a little math for the ballistics of the round you will use most frequently in your AR you can even use it to bore sight optics, especially red dots, and either be right on under actual live round fire conditions or within a click (depending on how you set up to do this.).