For anyone looking for a defensive, real-life shoot or no shoot type scenario to incorporate into their training regimen, deciding when seconds count, if the situation they are in calls for them to draw their firearm, or use other means to deter their attacker.

Do you ever have to command someone to drop their weapon verbally? The odds are not too many of us.

Have you ever had to pull your gun in self-defense?

With a shooting simulator, you can simulate these stressful situations and test yourself in challenging conditions without your life being on the line.

Our Simulator has  100 Real Life Shoot – No Shoot!  Real-Life Scenarios.

Each scenario can have a different outcome depending on the shooter’s actions or the instructor’s input.

Built-in after-action review is a great way to review (with yourself, your student, and fellow officers/soldiers) when you took that first (or follow-up) shot, where it landed, and how you reacted.  The possibilities are endless!

Our simulator offers practice in life-like situations with real targets, noise (distraction), foul language, and intimidating opponents.

Practice using force and test your situational awareness skills to determine whether it is a shoot or no-shoot scenario and act accordingly.

The planning needed to make the right decision and to comprehend the laws can make the difference between the right and wrong use of force or committing a crime without knowing.

Can you force the unimaginable to become imaginable?

Defensively training with your firearm is nearly impossible unless you’re visualizing.

Practice with multiple live scenarios to picture yourself in a high-pressure or emergency encounter and draw it all out in your head.

You can use it with your own pistol, or any of our recoil guns, or our Shot Indicating Resetting Trigger (S.I.R.T.) Training Laser Pistols.

Great for Local Police departments, training facilities, and professionals

Just hitting the paper target does not suffice when preparing for emergencies.

In emergencies, you are often forced to choose between fight or flight.

By visualizing while you’re training, you can get into a combative situation to save your life.