Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Could I sleeve this 9MM to fit a 38 special?
Document: I have the .45, .40 , and the 9MM training cartridges. Lubricant must be used on the &#34;O&#34; rings or they will not fit in the chamber. Also the target must not be in direct light.
I bought this to use with the training target system. works great, long battery life, laser fires overtime. Only issue I have had is that it is a snug fit in my 226, so I need to break down my gun to get it out as I am afraid to use a tool to push it out backwards.
I haven't found any damage or wear on the pistol extractors, but it's something to keep an eye on.To further add to the description/packaging- you do manually load this into your barrel, not through a mag. Due to the rubber rings on the cartridge, you need to push it in with a finger- it's a snug fit. To remove, it recommends pushing it back out using the eraser end of a regular pencil (so you don't damage the laser).
Bought this along with theLaserLyte Laser Trainer Target. After really reading the reviews about the problems with theLaserLyte Pistol Laser Trainer (9, 40, 45-Caliber), mainly the batteries and just the problems of adjusting it to fit the different calibers turned me off. I really wish I liked it, that way in the future I don't have to spend on a laser trainer on all the different calibers.
The 9mm training cartridge fit well physically in a Glock 17 and it fired reliably when the trigger was pulled, but the red dot was not where I expected it to be in the sight picture. Figured the alignment was off, so I checked by rotating the cartridge in the barrel and sure enough, the red dot moved around in a circle. Looking at the cartridge, there are three *tiny* allen head screws that can be used to adjust the laser (once you scrape the Locktite off).
Great way to train your eye, trigger pull, and have a bit of fun too. This device fit my CZ M82 9x18 just fine. I keep it handy and take a few clicks at various ranges all through the week. My ability to &#34;Mark&#34; aim with the laser has gotten much better. Plan on switching to my full size 9mm and get a few clicks with it soon. Have had no trouble with battery life so far at the 2 month point.
The laser cartridges fit in the gun securely, they are easy to remove and they work as well with the laser target.
Bought both the 380 and the 9 so I could practice with the actual weapons I would be using in the field. Accurate and fun at the same time.
My wife got this for me for Christmas. I have complained about the increase in the cost of ammo and range time and she got me this and the cans so I could practice at home. They are awesome.
My only gripe with this product is that you must rotate the laser in a very particular way to get it to hit point of impact for your sights, which is kind of a pain. Fantastic product though, wish they made one for 7.62x39mm so I could do the same with my AK!
Answer: yes